Cincinnati Reds, who has been looking for the first three game series of its competitors since 2012, will try to close Cleveland Guardians, who visited Sunday afternoon.
Reds, the winners of the three flat competitions, won the second match of the Ohio Cup series on 4-1 Saturday. Will Benson and Hinds are receiving, and each hosted for Cincinnati, united to throw nine -quality inning to six jugs of victory.
“We attacked the region as the first.” He said. “We have done a great job to move forward and continue, to force the weak theme. This is a good series there. We did a great job to do fields while we had to do. … I am proud of this team, but especially our bullfight.
For a Cincinnati team who entered the weekend after a series of losses to Chicago White Sox, the most forward of the American League, a jump was higher than it was necessary.
“We’re just throwing by shooting.” He said. “I thought we were playing a really clear game (Saturday).
Reds jugs allowed only six runs on the club’s three-game win, which is a trend that Andrew Abbott (2-0, 2.10 ERA) wants to extend on Sunday.
Aiming to make a four -headed stretch without winning, Abbott threw the ball on Tuesday, six inning against Chicago White Sox. Reds 10 lost 5-1 in Inning. In two career matches against Cleveland, Abbott is 1-1 with 6.14 ERA.
Cleveland has dropped three flat games and seven games from the Serial Final in Great American Ball Park. Al’de .232 stroke average in 11th place and 12th place in the hit (337), Daniel Schneemann’ın fifth place for the Solo Homer 1-0 ahead of the team on Saturday, only one extra stroke.
Luis Ortiz (2-4, 4.78), who competed to help Cleveland to save the series, will try to make an impressive start for the last time. Ortiz, on May 11, 3-0 defeat Philadelphia Phillies against six strokes against only one run handed over one run. Ortiz allowed one or less running in six plus Inning in two of the last three beginnings.
“I think these three things have a combination, Ort Ortiz said what caused his last success. “My work, every trip and confidence is the focus.
26-year-old Ortiz met Reds four times as a member of Pittsburgh Pirates, compiled 1-0 records and 1,69 ERA (four runs allowed in 21 1/3 inning) on three initial and a relief trip.
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