New York Yankees, California, West Sacramento will see a familiar face in the mound in the athletics altchis in the rubber match of a three -game series in the afternoon of Sunday afternoon.
Right-handed Luis Severino (1-3, 3.62 ERA) will begin for athletics, which attracted three matches losing line with 11-7 wins on Saturday.
Shea Langeliers went to 5 to 5 with a Homer and a two -round couple for the winners. Luis Urias added a solo Homer and Brent Roocker made a three-stage shot for athletics, which returned to 10-2 defeat on Friday.
“What they have made and the sand they have, their beliefs in their own, and that they just won a great team,” Athletics Director Mark Kotsay said. He said.
The rootter made two strokes on Saturday and hit .188 in the first 16.
Yankees star Aaron Judge shot two Homer on Saturday and directed 14 for the season. 41 Career Very Homer Games, Fourth The Fourth in Franchise History, Babe Ruth (68), Mickey Mantle (46) and Lou Gehrig (43).
The judge also leads the main branches in the average (.396), basic percentage (.486), Percentage of leeches (.772), hit (59) and RBI (37).
The judge was the center of attention in front of the Sellout crowd in Sutter Health Park this weekend. He grew up about 50 miles south of MVP, California, California, Line, and played university baseball in Fresno state between 2011-13.
“I felt like at home,” the judge said after the match on Friday. “Every time we play A’s, this is always a familiar thing close to me and the house, it was special for me.”
Yankees infidel Oswald Peraza shot a two -stage Homer at the loss of Saturday and received praise from the manager Aaron Boone after the competition.
“I feel that horse bats have really recovered from the beginning of the season.” He said. “I feel that he has much more competitive bats and controls the region a little, and I think it’s perfect in defense wherever you put it.”
Severino spent the first eight seasons of his career with Yankees last season before shooting at New York Mets. He will meet for the first time with his 31 -year -old team, signed by athletics as a free agent in December.
“I’m quite excited to face Yankees,” Severinino said. “I’m trying to understand what I’m going to throw (Aaron) Judge. … I will bring everything I have there.”
Severino, on his last trip last Monday, took four strokes against Seattle Mariners after four running and five strokes. Athletics won 7-6 in Inning.
Although Severino’s 0.95 ERA and a record of 1-0 on three roads this season, 5.28 ERA on five trips in West Sacramento.
Yankees has not yet named a start for the serial final, but Boone said the left-hand Ryan Yarbrough (19 1/3 inning is 0-0, 3.72 ERA), “it would be in the game for a large way and that it could start.”
Yarbrough 33 -year -old, last Saturday as a start against Tampa Bay Rays, rests well after allowing a run on four inning. Yankees lost 3-2.
Yarbrough, 4.56 ERA against A in his career 2-0.
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