Alex Verdugo made four strokes and the Atlanta Braves visited Minnesota Twins 4-3 Saturday, and the first time this season to help win the game for the first time.
In the second match since he joined the club, Verdugo was 4 to 4 with two pairs, and Single chased Nick Allen at the sixth kick of Brock Stewart.
Zafer was the tenth of Atlanta against Minnesota dating back to 2019.
The start Chris Sale 4 1/3 strokes and allowed six hit, three walks and two running at the highest eight of the season. The winner was Pierce Johnson (1-0). Raisel Iglesias threw the ninth way to gain his fourth savings, and Bullpen retired the last 11 doughs.
Gemini used Justin Topa as a opener. At the beginning of his first career, he made a shot on the ball and allowed a run on three strokes and a strike. Minnesota then brought 4 1/3 inning shooting and planned a scheduled starter Simeon Woods Richardson (1-2), allowing three runs to allow three strokes on a walk and three strikes.
Minnesota, the first shot, 4 to 3 Byron Buxton beat a swinging Bunda and scored a pair by rookie Luke Keaschall.
The brave responded at the bottom of the first. Verdugo set out with a single and scored a goal in Matt Olson’s Double with the 1,000th hit of his career.
Olson scored once again in the third place and scored Verdugo, who started shooting with a couple. However, when the Gemini hit Carlos Correa’s first host run, he returned to the first home run that shot the right and connects the game to 2.
Minnesota, Buxton’s sixth in the sixth sacrifice fly, but the Atlanta, Michael Harris II’s 446-meter house run on the right area changed the game.
Dashawn Keirsey Jr. from Minnesota left the game with a left hand injury after polluting a Bunda attempt.
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