After establishing a wild victory on Saturday, the visiting Washington Nationals will look for the series against Colorado Rockies under a pair of titles on Sunday.
After a rain on Friday, Washington took ahead 12-2 on Saturday before throwing one more in the seventh shot in Rockies and ninth. Citizens closed the rally of Colorado and now this year has the chance to win a road series for the first time.
Right -site player Dylan Crews launched the first two houses of the season. James Wood and Josh Bell also went deep for citizens to see their positive visits to Coors Field, a criminal -friendly Coors Field.
“I think we’ve done a better job to reach the ball in the region and then stay in baseball.” He said. “I hope these men have learned something today and they go out tomorrow and do the same thing.”
Right-handed Jake Irvin (1-0, 3.91 ERA) starts in the first match on Sunday and wants to follow a seven score-free stroke in the face of Pittsburgh pirates on Tuesday. At the beginning of two careers against Colorado, Irvin is 0-0 with 3,75 ERA.
Irvin matches his left hand against Kyle Freeland (0-3, 4.88) for the first victory of the season for Reeling Rockies. Freeland allowed five runs against San Diego Padres last Sunday in a defeat of 6-0 in five strokes.
Freeland is 5-2 and in nine careers, 2.05 ERA begins against citizens.
Rockies, who lost seven back one after the other, enters the game of Chicago White Sox and the Major’s worst 16 losses.
Saturday can be a rock bottom for the club that connects a franchise record with 17 strikes at home.
The newly -named stroke coach (and former Rockies manager) Clint Hurdle knows that things need to return quickly to avoid another unlucky season in Coors Field.
“Fans always need to feel what they should feel, Hurdy said Hurdle. “I think they’re tired of hearing something. We have to give them some action. Field support, something they can buy, and something they can walk around.”
Mickey Moniak, a bright point on Saturday, grumbled in four runs and continued.
Colorado will hope to see another attack attack in the second game on Sunday, where he faced his left hand Brad Lord (0-1, 4.82 ERA).
The 25 -year -old Lord is the third of the rookie year, but also took part in the bullfighting three times. He hasn’t faced Rockies in his young career yet.
In Nightcap’s Rockies’s mound, there is Monday’s right hand Antonio Senzatela (0-3, 5.89 ERA), allowing Los Angeles Dodgers to run four in a 4 1/3 strokes in a 5-3 road defeat.
Senzatela is 5.73 with ERA in four career appearances against Colorado.
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