Los Angeles Dodgers, who visited, will try to maintain the mastery of Atlanta Braves when they meet at the second competition of three -game series on Saturday.
Dodgers won the opener 2-1 on Friday to extend the winning series to six games. Los Angeles won four competitions against Braves this season.
“Every win is big, but especially a closed day, Dod Dodgers Mookie Betts said. “Come to Truist Park, you know that the braves will be ready to roll and play good baseball.”
Field matches uses a pair of right hand-Los Angeles's Roki Sasaki (0-1, 3.55), etc. Atlanta's Spencer Schwellenbach (1-2, 2.87).
Sasaki will make the seventh start. At the last beginning of April 26, he threw 5 2/3 inning and allowed five hits in 8-4 victories against Pittsburgh, two walks and four strikes on four strikes. Sasaki never met the brave.
On this journey, one day he rests with 10 flat games and starts with the start rotation of the flow – Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow shoulder problems, and Clayton Kershaw can listen to Dodgers Sasaki and Yoshinobu Yoshinobu for five days. They work once a week for six days.
“This is a conversation, D Dave Roberts, Dodgers manager, said. He said: “We did with Yamamoto last year, during this time. In the beginning, the amount of games we have to rest less to rest is another thought.”
Schwellenbach will start the seventh and since April 4 is looking for his first win. Schwellenbach lost his loss when he allowed Diamondbacks to 6-4 in Diamondbacks on his last trip to Arizona on April 27th.
“I think you say you're doing what you're trying to do to yourself.” He said. “If you think about it in this way, the results are not really important. So, they do it, but at the end of the day, you should be able to learn and quit these things in the past and make sure that the next person is better.”
Schwellenbach's control was perfect. 37 31 strokes in 2/3 Inning, six walked and hit 33. This season, he did not encounter Dodgers, but when he shot six strong strokes in 2024, he hit two runs and six in 6-2 wins.
Dodgers only succeeded four strokes on Friday – including the first host run from Betts, since April 14. Matt Olson of Atlanta hit the fifth Homer on Friday and extended his basic series to 19 consecutive games.
Dodgers played his second matches on Tuesday without Tommy Edman with his right ankle.
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