Right -handed Bradley Blalock will try to break the rotation of Colorado Rockies while trying to rebuild as a staple in Brett's Giants series when they continue the four match series in Brett San Francisco.
Clubs divided the first two competitions of the series. Colorado won 4-3 on Thursday before the giants won 4-0 victory on Friday.
Blalock (0-1, 10.29 ERA), who made the squad of Rockies on the opening day, was sent to the minors after only two matches and allowed two runs and five strokes in three Inning.
He was promoted to Triple-A last week for an emergency house title against Cincinnati Reds. Rockies chose to push Ryan Feltner back one day, and at that time he dealt with what was considered a little back.
He failed in the BLALOCK exam, and he allowed Reds to six running at four Inning at a loss of 8-1, but now Feltner finds himself backward with a longer bowl until April 29th.
Bud Black, the Rockies manager, said. The back wasn't in a position where Ryan felt comfortable to give a chance, and we didn't feel comfortable. “
As for Blaleock, who was purchased from Milwaukee Brewers last July, he can say the best black at this point, “Rested, ready to go.”
Blamock has not yet faced the giants and has gained only one way to be shown for his two-year career-the August Ayee Stadium.
He will see a giant team fighting late. In seven flat games, they were held for four or less running, a stretching they went from 17-9 to the beginning of 3-4.
There are only 12 extra hit in these seven games of the giants. They shot five homer, all solo shots.
Tyler Fitzgerald Christian Koss, who was on the list of a broken rib and wounded, became the second master. However, the average season fell to .207 after a effort of 0 to 0 on Friday. This season, 33 plates appearance is no extra based hit.
Enter wisely, at the beginning of last season in 43 games with the big club.
Giants manager Bob Melvin loves Kosplement's Koss's right -handed right -handed bat left.
“This does not mean that it will be a solid team. We will see how the performance is going.” He said. “Koss played quite well when he was there, but he will get at least one game wisely (this weekend) and then we'll see where he's going.”
His right hand will begin on Saturday for giants (1-3, 6.12 ERA). In March, at the first beginning of the season in Houston at the beginning of the season, the single -stroke ball threw five in the beginning.
The 28-year-old threw the first five inning of 3-2 home win against Texas Rangers last Sunday, but did not make a decision.
Three of the Hicks' 16 career wins, including 10 matches, including two starters, opposed Rockies and has a 3-1 record and 4.58 ERA.
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