Spencer Strider and Ranger Suarez have made a late start to the season, while so far.
Strider targets the first win of the campaign, where Atlanta Braves opened a three -game series against Suarez and Philadelphia Phillies.
After being missing more than a year due to elbow reconstruction surgery, Strider (0-2, 5.79 ERA) 2025 made its first exit on 16 April. However, in this competition, he forced his hamstring and missed more than a month before returning against Washington Nationals on May 20.
Right-handed, only 4 1/3 strokes in this competition and 5-3 defeats in four runs and six hit.
Im I didn’t give us the chance to win the game, Str Strder said. “I did not run, things were not consistent. … It is unacceptable to me.”
Strider is in nine career matches against Phillies in the normal season (eight beginnings) with 2.06 ERA and 8-0. However, he met Philadelphia in the start of all three after the career, and in these matches, 5.40 ERA and 0-3.
Meanwhile, Suarez (3-0, 3.70) discussed a back problem that had cut it until the beginning of May. He fought at the exit of the season, but since then he allowed only three runs in 20 2/3 strokes at the last three.
Lefty kept Colorado Rockies more than 6 2/3 inning on last Thursday and threw the highest 99 field of the season with 2-0 victory.
Im I felt good, Sus Suarez said through a interpreter. “Especially in this environment, in such a stadium, your fields may not often do the same thing in terms of movement, but the cutter worked well.”
Suarez is 2-4 with 4.06 ERA in 19 career matches against Atlanta.
On Sunday, Braves lost four of its last five matches, including a 5-3 setback against San Diego Padres. Ronald Acuna Jr. He doubled and walked to Atlanta after hitting a home run in each of the first two matches this season.
“More than a year has passed since I played three or four games in a row, but I feel good,” he said.
Matt Olson went to 0 to 0 on Sunday and finished the series to 13 to 1 and finished with a solo Homer and five strikes.
Meanwhile, JT Realmuto from Philadelphia finished his team’s weekend series with 14 to 14 athletics with six strikes.
Phillies won nine consecutive matches in the final of Sunday before the athletics fell 5-4. Trea Turner, Matt Strahm lasted in three runs, including the solo that was hit in the eighth shot before allowing two runs at the bottom of the frame.
“We have high expectations in this club building, and our expectation was to sweep and we didn’t.” He said.
This is the second series between Phillies and Braves this season. The teams met at Atlanta at the beginning of April, when Braves seized two of the three people. All three games were decided with two or less, and Austin Riley recorded more than one hit in three competitions.
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