Chicago Cubs will aim to continue the raid seasons on Saturday afternoon when they host Chicago White Sox, who visited a mid -match match of a three -game series.
In general, the pups generally won three of the last four matches and eight of the last nine against their ups rivals dating back to July 2023.
North Sides took the 1st match of 13-3 at the weekend on Friday, and now he made 257 running in 45 games and on average 5.7 per gentle. Puppies are the highest score of the main branches that follow the Los Angeles Dodgers (259 running).
Pete Crow-Armstong, who started the start of the stars of the pups, went to 4 to 4 with a Homer and six RBIs in victory on Friday. The 23 -year -old central field player with the average of282 strokes leads to the club with 12 home running and 49 hit.
“He’s currently playing at a really high level,” Cubs manager Craig Counsell said from Crow-Armstrong. He said. “The ball puts the air into the air, and it clearly led to a home run.
“It is fun to see a player taking another step. It is both aggressive and defensive. He is an influence player and now his ability to hit home running was a great surprise, but you need surprises and an important surprise.”
In front of Crow-Armstrong, Matthew Boyd (3-2, 2.78 ERA) will start for puppies on Saturday and will want to complete at least six inning for the fourth time on five trips.
Boyd 34 -year -old, unstable against New York Mets, allowed two runs in six frameworks on Sunday. The pups lost 6-2. As a member of Detroit Tigers, Boyd, a long-term competitor of White Sox’s American League center, is 4-9 with 4-9 ERA against South Sides in 19 careers.
White Sox left its sixth matches against CUBS in the 31st season of the season – Most of the second sections (Rockies, 37). In a day to forget the White SOX, the club made two mistakes that led to an uncomfortable increase, while the club allowed the highest level of five seasons.
Will Venable, who was a coach for CUBS between 2018-2020 for the first year manager, was not surprised on a windy day at Wrigley Field, defense mistakes.
“Even if you play here or play here, this is a difficult environment and you’ve seen it all over the area on both sides.” He said. “This is something that is one of our great notes, and you are ready for it, and you talk about it, and then you are vulnerable to what is there. And it’s really hard for everyone.”
Sean Burke (2-4, 4.15 ERA) The mound will start on Saturday for White Sox. 25 -year -old right -handed, on Sunday, a four -stroke, indecisive, a single condition against Miami Marlins threw a ball. White SOX won 4-2.
Burke, who entered the 12th of his two -year career, will face Cubs for the first time.
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