After losing the series for the first time this season, National League Central leader Chicago Cubs became a six -game host with the opening of a three -game series against Miami Marlins on Monday night.
Colin Rea (2-0, 2.43 ERA) begins for CUBS against Cal Quantrill (2-3, 7.11) on Monday.
Both beginnings fought against their rivals in the past.
Rea is 0-2 with 8.59 ERA in two career appearances against Miami, but it will make its first start against Marlins almost ten years. The other arrived as a member of San Diego Padres on June 13, 2016, and permitted eight runs (six) from 2 2/3 strokes in 13-4 losses.
Quantrill, between 2019-2024 San Diego, Cleveland and Colorado, while the seven career appearance against CUBS (four starters) with 8.31 ERA 1-3.
Chicago comes after the fourth loss in five matches against the host New York Mets in the afternoon Sunday afternoon.
Francisco Lindor began to escape from a relaxing Porter Hodge to break a 2-2 tie and start a eighth four-round bottom for Mets. The pups managed to only three strokes in the loss, one of which was a solo Homer by Pete Crow-Armstrong.
“Three hits, three hits, three hits are hard to win games to get.” He said. “Finally, today is not enough crime.”
The puppies took another quality starting from Lefty Matthew Boyd, who left after allowing two running to six strokes. Eight hit and the slope did not walk.
“Matt made a very good start, C Counsell said. “Two running, six inning, gave us the chance to win. Very, very good and very high levels continue to shoot.”
Miami passes to the north of Chicago after leaving two of the three to White Sox on Sunday, including 4-2 losses on Sunday.
Rookie Tim Elko shot the first big league house in the second match, made a shot of three conditions in the sixth shot, which won the game for South Sides.
Elko, Miami starting Sandy Alcantara for a very positive start to disrupt the left field bleaches in a 1-0 slide in line.
Alcantara was the eighth start since Tommy John had kidnapped the entire 2024 season after his surgery. The 2022 NL CY CY YOUG award owner, which is expected to be one of the most popular players available in the last date of July, has determined the highest levels of the season for maximum speed (99.9 miles/hour), strikes (eight) and fields (107) above 5 2/3 Inning.
“I like the first five innings,” Alcantara said. “He just changed a bad field game. He tried to run my best shift and went down and just hit.”
Miami Director Clayton McCullogh thought that he had made “really extraordinary fields” in the number of counting his right hand.
“Eight strikes are really a good sign, Mc said McCullogh. “He was standing up as his belongings continued. He was stronger along the speed. It didn’t end well, but I hope they are some positive to get away from this movement.”
This season, only 5-12 in the road matches for the last 14 matches for Marlins was lost 11th. Only Colorado Rockies (two) and White Sox (three) have less winnings.
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