TJ Friedl hit a pair of home running to help the visitor Cincinnati Reds to finish a four-game loss line against Atlanta Braves on Wednesday.
Friedl started the game with a host running and added another solo shot in the third shot. It was the second and third homer of the season and the third very homer game of his career.
However, Reds lost Ace Hunter Greene, who left the game with a groin injury while warming up to start the fourth place. His right hand looked strong on six scoreless inning, allowing two strokes.
The winner was Brent Suter (1-0), which replaced Greene and allowed a run on two inning. Luis Mey, Tony Santilla and Emilio Pagan closed the game with a scoreless shot to nail the win. Pagan shot two and won the ninth savings.
The losing jug was Grant Holmes (2-3). He made 5 1/3 strokes and allowed four runs on seven strokes, one walk and five strikes. Both Friedl delivered the home run.
Reds scored twice in the first shot, but some weak floor running and made a potential big shot. With the runners in the corners, Gavin Lux went to the third place to score Matt McLain, but Elly de la Cruz expanded very much at his second base and was cut when the first master Matt Olson scored.
Cincinnati, running 4-0 ahead of the fourth shot. The Atlanta region, which was shot five times on Tuesday, was chosen to the left to drive at Lux.
Braves ranked fifth in Drake Baldwin third hit a solo Homer.
Atlanta scored two goals in the sixth place and went to 4-3. Austin Riley extended the shot series to six games and threw Single in Matt Olson’s single, which is the glove of Shortstop de la Cruz. Ozzie Albies ran home with the sacrifice fly.
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