Arizona Diamondbacks and New York Mets ended with records in April.
However, the last day of the month presented reminders that reminded that the rest of the season would offer both teams with many difficulties.
Diamondbacks and Mets will play the rubber match of three match series in New York in the afternoon of Thursday.
Zac Gallen (1-4, 5.57 ERA) will begin for diamonds against Mets’s Kodai Senga (3-1, 1.26) in the battle of those who use his right hand.
Geraldo Perdomo recorded two conditions, hand-held Hit Single on the seventh Wednesday, and Ryan Thompson came out of a ninth jam to maintain Diamondback’s 4-3 wins.
Thompson was called to win the first savings of the season after fought closer.
The SUBPAR trip continued a disturbing tendency for Martinez, which was about 96 miles / h on Wednesday night. This represents a decrease in the average speed of last season, published 2.48 ERA and recorded eight savings while hitting 91 doughs from 72 2/3 strokes.
Martinez, while dealing with right shoulder fatigue, threw only twice in eight games in April 18-26. Diamondbacks manager Toray Lovullo said on Tuesday that Martinez had a “minimum concern about the speed, but on Wednesday night he had a different perspective when he said Martinez would test or place it on the wounded list.
“We certainly know that things are not the same right now.” He said. “And we will understand it with it.”
A absence for Martinez would tax more than the left -handed Aj Puk, who is already in four savior, but was expected to go out with a flexor strain until June.
In 21-10, Mets is linked to Los Angeles Dodgers for the best record of the main branches.
However, New York’s left -handed Bullpen depth made a shot before the first field where Danny Young was placed on a 15 -day wounded list with a sprained elbow. Manager Carlos Mendoza said that after the game, Tommy John surgery is possible for Young, who performed 13 strikes at 8 1/3 Inning this season.
Southpaw Aj Minter, who recorded 1.64 ERA during his first 13 trips, may miss the rest of the season with a tense left he continued on Saturday while shooting against Washington Nationals.
“This is about timing as much as you can, huh?” He said. “Unfortunate.”
Brandon Waddell, who has been the only healthy left -handed in Bullpen, returned to the main branches for the first time in almost four years, and 4 1/3 scoreless inning. However, this workload makes him a candidate likely to be sent for a new arm on Thursday.
As Gallen fell to Diamondback Braves 8-2, after allowing three running over five innings, he lost his last trip last Friday. Senga, Mets’in 5-4 loss to the citizens of the six inning after two running after the decision on Friday did not take into account the decision.
Gallen is 0-2 with 3,77 ERA at the beginning of seven careers against Mets. Senga is 2-0 with 0.64 ERA against Diamondbacks.
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