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"I had a lot of swings and misses today," said Jackson, who threw 103 pitches in the outing. "I had a lot of movement on my change-up and my slider and my curveball. It kept them off-balance enough that things tilted in my favour and (catcher) Luis (Alen) called a great game." In the top of the seventh, everything changed, as the Goldeyes turned to their bullpen. Cephas Howard gave up a lead-off single and, after getting the first out, was replaced by closer Kissock. After getting the first batter he faced, Kissock surrendered five consecutive hits, an inherited run and three earned runs. Kaohi Downing came in to get the final out of the inning. Winnipeg brought the winning run to the plate in the bottom of the seventh, but Kuhn flew out to centre field and Mazzola struck out looking to end the game. Kissock took the loss for Winnipeg, while Saints starter Nick Barnese hung around long enough to earn the win. Dan Sattler pitched the ninth inning for his 13th save of the season. 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