Visiting Houston Astros will want to transform scoring opportunities when they meet Milwaukee Brewers in the second competition of three match series on Tuesday.
The rookie Chad Patrick (1-3, 2.87 ERA) will start beer producers against the right-handed Hayden Wesneski (1-2, 3.86).
1,500. Christian Yelich, who played in the career match, besieged a Homer in two conditions, and Tobias Myers, on Monday, allowed a run in 5-1 in the series Opener Milwaukee 5-1.
Astros, who lost four flat road series, made nine strokes in the opener, but when they scored his only run to reduce the gold to 3-1, eight trapped, including the bases loaded with sixth strokes.
Astros manager Joe Espada, “This sixth kick, we had the opportunity to write in capital letters.” He said. “We just have to relax and let the game come to us. I think sometimes we tried a lot, we tried to get a big hit and come for our team.”
“This crime will explode very soon,” he said. “We just have to stay positive.”
Wesneski, which devotes time with Chicago Cubs in three seasons and started rotation, was used as a start with only Astros. For his career, Wesneski is 1-0 with 1.86 ERA in five matches against Breweers (one start).
He received a harsh loss at the beginning of the previous beginning and allowed two runs in five Inning in 2-0 defeat in Kansas City.
Shortstop Jeremy Pena extended the hit series to nine games with a lead single at the first shot. During this time, Pena hits a Homer, two pairs and four RBIs .368.
Astros placed a 10-day wounded list on Monday with his right-hand-handed inflammation, Yordan Alvarez, and recalled Catcher Cesar Salazar from Triple-A sugar field. Alvarez, who shot .308 last season and hit at least 31 homer to each of the last four seasons, hit only .210 with three home running.
Milwaukee has not lost a series of Houston since September 2012. Astros has to win the last two games to get the series, but since 2006, Milwaukee has not won a row.
Patrick lost his last three beginnings and allowed seven runs at 16 strokes during this time. During his last trip, he allowed three runs in six strokes in 5 2/3 Inning, and he threw it into 102 fields with a career height of 8-0 in Chicago White Sox.
“It was extraordinary,” Brewers' manager Pat Murphy said, “It was extraordinary.” “I thought a group of helping us. Our Bullpen was exhausted today and it was very important to go in depth and did. There was any problem he had, he fought. Line, will not look as good as he did. He really jumped.”
Breweers outdoor player Sal Frelick, against a left knee against CUBS'a CUBS'a and MRI's swelling and inflammation after the series came out of my series on Monday. The wounded is not expected to go to the list.
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