Kyle Schwarber expanded 46 games with a pair of home running, and Zack Wheeler defeated the visitor Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday night Cleveland Guardians 3-0.
Schwarber was in the first place with a solo Homer and a two -round explosion with a two -round explosion, and with 14 home running, he tied with New York Yangue’s Aaron judge for Major League leadership. The Base series is the fourth longest in the history of Phillies, 10 of the 56-game run in 1981-82 of Mike Schmidt.
Schwarber, born in Ohio, Middletown, was booed in every way as a result of his heroes in the 2016 World series in which Chicago Cubs beat Cleveland Indians in seven matches.
Wheeler (4-1) gave up three strokes, a couple walked, and at the beginning of three careers, he hit eight for the first time to beat Guardians. He won 3-0 on his right hand on his last five trips and 11 of Phillies 14.
Cleveland, with its third savings, made three strokes against Wheeler, Jose Alvardo and closer Jordan Romano. Guardians made four strokes in a game initiated by Ranger Suarez from Phillies on Saturday.
Guardians, right-handed Luis Ortiz (2-4) threw six inning and gave up the first Schwarber Homer and four strokes with nine strikes. Four career matches against Philadelphia fell to 2-1 with 0.95 ERA.
Schwarber’s second Homer came out of Tim Herrin, who walked to Bryson Stott after he entered the eighth place.
The teams divided the first two matches of the series. Cleveland won 6-0 openings for six strokes launched by Gavin Williams, and Philadelphia won the two conditions of Bryce Harper, Homer, and 7-1 victories of three hits of the season.
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