While Aaron Judge leads to many hit categories, Max Fried New York Yangkees is above a few shots.
The judge gets the best for the first match of the new month .427 average and Fried will try to be the first six -game winning of Tampa Bay Rays in the open of a three -game series in the big leagues on Friday night.
The judge's average is over 400 for eight games and on a 27 -game base. The judge hit Homer 10 and reached the base four times on Wednesday-this season, the sixth time-Yankees Baltimore Orioles received 5-4 defeats.
The judge grumbled in three of the last four matches, and from 32 RBI to six. The judge was connected to Seattle's Grand League leadership in Cal Raleigh and Arizona's Eugenio Suarez and Homers, Los Angeles Dodgers sharing the Great League RBI leadership with the outside field player Teoscar Hernandez and leads Majors.
“Staying,” said Aaron Boone, Yankees manager. “Obviously, I always say that we are always out of the advantages or things to say about it, but what he does is just amazing.”
Red (5-0, 1.19 ERA), similar to the judge on the plate, is dominant in the mound and is connected with Texas Mahle from Texas for Al Bullet. In addition, Arizona's Brandon Pfadt and San Diego's Nick Pivetta for the highest number of victories in Majors are attached to the .207 average. Fried allowed two or less winning runs; Against Toronto Blue Jays, he allowed a race that was not won in five strokes in the 1st game of Doubleheader's 1st game.
“I think there's a shot at every beginning,” I think, and then rolled. ” He said. “That's why he was very successful. That's why he's here.”
Fried faces the second rays for the second time at the beginning and 3-0 in three careers with 0.42 ERA. He allowed two strokes in TAMPA on April 20, 7 2/3 inning – the first, a official scoring decision on a ball hit by Chandler Simpson in the sixth was shot from a mistake before the eighth started.
The rays lost four to Yankees two weeks ago and followed a five-game winning series with 14-3 more points in a three-game screening by Kansas City Royals, who visited.
After the seventh row on Wednesday, Rays allowed a three -stage Inning and 15 hits when he could not keep up with the crimes. Yandy Diaz Homed and Simpson had two hit, but the rays were 1 to 18 with points during the series.
“Hitler didn't get a hit when Hitler was really important.” He said. “I really can't talk more than that.”
Ryan Pepiot (2-3, 4.24) will oppose Fried for the second time this season after allowing three runs in six strokes in the previous matches. San Diego on Saturday to get a win in six inning to win a three -stroke running, followed his trip against Yankees.
Pepiot, Yankees, which has not yet met in New York, in two careers with 3.09 ERA 1-1.
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