San Diego Padres fell for a three -day player for the serial finals against athletics on Wednesday.
However, their locked Bullpen were intact, which allowed them to win 2-1 with a Patchwork series and to buy a series to return home with the best record of the big leagues in 10-3.
San Diego, Fernando Tatis Jr. And he started a six -game house on Friday night with a match against Colorado Rockies, hoping to return Jake Cronenworth to the sequence. However, if Padres has to play without one or both of them again, they can be safe, knowing that their associations are not only resting, but also very effective.
San Diego Bullpen-Adrian Morjon, Jeremiah Estrada, Jason Adam and Robert Suarez’den front men, the newly 3-3 road trip closed all three wins. On Wednesday, they allowed only one stroke in a four -point stroke and dropped the Bullpen era from the best league to the best 1.65.
“This Taurus is going back to the beautiful days when you and their own play baseball on the same team, and all of you want the best for each other.” He said.
Nevertheless, if Tatis (painful shoulders) and Cronenworth (side contusion) could return, he would not have hurt Padres’ feelings. Both were injured in 10-4 defeats on Tuesday night, and the team played with a two-person bench on Wednesday.
On the wounded list for another week, the depth of San Diego is tested with the All-Star-central field player Jackson Merrill (Hamstring). Another concern, especially after last weekend, can be the back end of the rotation, starting shooting.
Padres Nick Pivetta (1-1, 2.70 ERA), right-handed, will try to return from a bad start on Saturday with 7-1 defeat in Chicago Cubs. Only three inning drove, allowed three strokes with three walks and three walks and four strikes. Piveetta was beaten in five career matches against Colorado (four beginnings) and loses five of ERA while saying 15,51 ERA.
When Padres starts the season well, the same cannot be said for Rockies. Despite the 7-2 victories against the visited Milwaukee Brewers, Colorado has already been accustomed to the NL West cellar in 3-9.
On Thursday, a five -stage eighth stroke created a rare attack burst for a team that plays a mile of the sea level. Colorado only receives a average of 3.3 running per game and does not compensate for a shot and does not allow competitors to reach a large largest league .290.
Brenton Doyle finished on Thursday with a Homer and a three -round couple with three strokes and five RBIs.
“This was a great change for us,” Doyle said. “We want to build on it.”
Colorado’s German Marquez (0-1, 2.45 ERA) will start the weekend series. His right hand worked with 7-4 losses against athletics on Saturday, and he worked with five plus strokes in five strokes. Marquez walked six and took three of them.
18 on a career trip, 16 of them start against San Diego, Marquez 4.38 ERA and 10-3.
Rockies won eight of 13 meetings among the teams last year and was 4-2 in San Diego.
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