Sunday will be a special day that starts Drew Rasmussen, the jug of Tampa Bay Rays.
His right hand is looking forward to going to his mother, mother -in -law and wife to go to Höyük.
“It’s really great to go on the field in a day to celebrate them,” he said.
In addition, the rays will face the former team Milwaukee Brewers, while the rays try to sweep the three series of games.
Rasmussen (1-3, 3.09 ERA) started in professional baseball with beer producers. On August 19, 2020, he made his first league with the team and took part in 27 games with them in May 2021 before he was exchanged to Tampa Bay.
“I’m very grateful for the Milwaukee Brewers series.” “It is exciting to take steps against them. I have nothing but wonderful memories.
Rasmussen is 0-2 with 6.28 ERA at the last three beginnings and provides 10 running and 16 hit in 14 1/3 strokes. It is a remarkable swing from the first four start of the season with 0.87 ERA 1-1 and left only two runs at 12 strokes at 20 2/3 strokes.
Rasmussen, “Everything comes to execution. Always will happen, there is always.” He said. “If you take the average above average, step towards the right position, you will be very successful.”
The rays won a 3-2 victory against Brewers on Saturday and gave RBI Single, who added Victory, Travis Jankowski. They delayed the beginning of the rain for 30 minutes and stopped the game for about 40 minutes at the fifth shot.
“It is not easy to stay locked during this process, and then to rain on the way back to the field.” He said. He said: “The character of the men in this club building and what every game means for them.”
Meanwhile, Brewers wants to draw a losing line of three games.
As an alternative to the winning and lost runs since April 23, a three-game Slide before a four-game Slide before a four-game slide between April 23-26 followed a slide. They won three in a row before the current stretch.
“We must review this and deal with it correctly.” He said. “We have to deal with him, try to get out of him.”
Breweers had the best opportunity to take the bases to the ninth summit on Saturday, but a butt and flight runners stranded.
“We’re not a very good crime right now, Mur Murphy said. We have many men who should be “not ‘, not’.
Right-handed Chad Patrick (2-3, 3.08) will shake his head to confront the Gulf of Tampa for the first time in Milwaukee’s career.
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