Washington Nationals enters the Tuesday series openers in Philadelphia in the heels of Humbling defeat and will be forced to go on as the Phillies Ace Zack Wheeler.
Washington won two out of three people against New York Mets at the weekend before he absorbed a 19-5 decline in the serial final on Monday. Citizens, James Wood and Nathaniel Lowe’nin the host of the last four strokes allowed 16 runs – at least three of these frames – at least three.
Washington Catcher Riley Adams said, “Everyone likes to use this ‘reconstruction’ term, but we trust this group.” He said. “(Manager Dave Martinez) from the front office to players and everyone – we believe in each other, we believe in our group. Only we have this trust.”
Martinez’s team will aim to recover against Wheeler (2-1, 3.62 ERA), which has settled in the last two beginnings. In the last two rounds, he left four runs from 13 inning and hit 22 as he walked twice.
Uz We know what kind of team we are, or Wheeler said after the last beginning of the last start-up by Mets to METS by New York 4-3, an extra missing loss. “We know how good we are. We just have to play better and play more consistent.
Phillies played more consistently in Chicago, especially in the last two games. On Saturday, they shot a five-game losing line against CUBs with a 10-4 wins, and then they won a 3-1, 10-hit win in the rubber match on Sunday.
Trea Turner, who made three strokes and played in two rounds in the serial final, said, “We were just looking for a break,” he said. “Sometimes you need things that will fall on your way to gain some momentum. Sometimes you need some light at the end of the tunnel to create this confidence. I hope this is the beginning of a very good baseball.”
Wheeler left a home run at the beginning of six, including Washington on the opening day. He made a run on March 27 – he made two strokes of Homer – and six strokes by Keibert Ruiz. He hit eight and won two in a game Phillies won 7-3 in 10 Inning.
Experienced right-handed, surprisingly against citizens for his career.
In particular, Wheeler fought against DH Josh Bell for years. In 40 horse bats against Wheeler, Bell hit .300 with four Homer and nine RBIs.
Mackenzie (2-3, 3.34 ERA), in three of the last four beginnings in six innings, allowing two runs to take the ball for citizens. One of these trips opposed Baltimore Orioles on Thursday and received minimal running support for 2-1 defeat.
Gore met Phillies on the day of the opening, just a hit and hit 13 strikes.
According to 10 career matches against Philadelphia (nine beginnings), 4.38 ERA and 1-4.
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