Michael Harris II drove to the ongoing run with a sacrifice fly, and Sean Murphy visited the Atlanta Braves on Monday 7-6. In order to defeat Louis Cardinals and extend it to four games, three conditions followed a Homer.
The five-round rally against the relaxing Phil Maton (0-1) began when Austin Riley beat a field single, which was originally called, but overturned after playing again. Marcel walked and Matt Olson tied the game to the right with a RBI single in 3-3 and sent the handle runner Eli White to the third place. Ozzie Albies after walking to load the bases, St. Louis manager Oliver Marmol was removed while changing the jug.
Jojo Romero entered and Harris hit a deep fly enough to get a quick white points. Murphy watched the Fifth Homer, a deep shot on the left field.
The winner was Daysbel Hernandez (2-0). The closer Raisel Iglesias allowed Willson Contreras to three runs in the ninth stroke, including one Homer. After the walk, Iglesias grounded Nolan Arenado to finish the game, but Iglesias could not save him.
No starting jug did not think of the decision. Louis threw six inning on the Fed on the Fed and allowed only two runs and three strikes in five strokes. Spencer Schwellenbach from Atlanta made seven strokes and allowed three runs (two wins) in eight strokes with five strokes.
Cardinals scored twice in the second shot. Nolan Gorman started the rally with a couple of two outputs, then the Pedro pages were selected on the right field and scored goals and scored at the third base of Olson trying to throw behind Gorman. Pages scored a goal by Victor Scott II.
Braves tied the game in the fourth shot when Riley hit a 412 -meter Homer on the left, a shot and the sixth long ball of the season. In the last 12 matches against Cardinals for Riley, the seventh Homer and St. On 10 of his career against Louis.
When Arenado doubled, Cardinals 3-2 took the lead, he came third in the Fielding error of the second master Albices and threw it to the right at Gorman’s single.
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