Jorge Polanco defeated Los Angeles Angels 5-3 on Tuesday night, which visited Seattle Mariners twice.
Right-handed Bryce Miller (2-3), in the last 19 matches in a row and 14th time winning American League Western Leading Mariners’nin for five score.
The sailors worked closer to Andres Munoz, 1-2-3 ninth to win the 11th savings. Munoz is connected to the leadership of Major League in Save and has not yet allowed him to run in 15 games this season.
Miller only allowed two strokes-in the first one by Mike Trout and the second by Logan O’hoppe in the second one-time single. Miller hit six and worked on five high career walks.
O’hoppe grumbled for the angels who lost their fourth levels.
Polanco, who was elected as the American League player of the week on Monday, shot six Homer in his last six matches and went down twice on Saturday.
The sailors emptied after loading the bases without exit at the first shot, but they hit the second.
Miles Mastrubuoni made a one -time walk and Leo Rivas was elected left. With two exits, Polanco went depth from the right center for Angels Starter Jack Kochanowicz (1-4).
In the fifth shot, Polanco was robbed by a potential Homer by the central field player Jo Adell’s capture on the wall.
The score remained 3-0 until the seventh.
At the bottom of the shot, Julio Rodriguez reached a field from the relaxing Jose Fermin, and Polanco deepened the ninth Homer of the season.
As Zach Neto and Nolan Schahanuel doubled Gabe Speier one after the other, the angels ranked 5-3 years old. After a pair of strikes, Jorge Soler doubled Casey Legumina to drive in Schanuel. O’hoppe foul Tellez, the first skillful shelled Tellez to finish his shot.
Right -handed Kochanowicz left three strokes in four strokes in four strokes and six strikes.
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