New York Yankees shot 22 Homer in their first homes, while San Francisco Giants continued one of the better beginnings in the last seasons, while he had mixed results in his first journey.
Yankees is trying to produce stronger oscillations on Friday night, where they hosted San Francisco Giants, who has been on the top 12 games since 2003.
Yankees went 53 rounds in the first six home matches and against Milwaukee Brewers and Arizona Diamondback, while beating .278, while making waves for some players using torpedo bats. New York shot four Homer, 29 running and hit .251 on a 3-3 journey against Pittsburgh Pirates and Detroit Tigers.
Yankees made 19 running to win the first two matches of the journey, and then he went to 65 (.200) on the plate in the first two matches in Detroit before stopping for 4-3 wins in the afternoon of Wednesday. Ben Rice from New York hit a two -stage Homer to support a dominant effort by Max Fried (11 strikes, seven innings) in the seventh shot and hit .306.
“It’s too big,” Rice said. “Max was fighting the whole game for us, he kept us in the duel of a jug. He gave us the chance to return to later innings and put some runs on the board, so he was big.”
Aaron Judge added a two -stage single in the ninth shot. After it finished in .322 last season, he hit .354, leech 58 Homer, and continued in 144 runs. On Wednesday, the difference was injured after Devin Williams allowed three runs for the second time this season and Mark Leiter Jr. He closed the win with his first savings.
In 9-3, the giants are going to the beginning of the best 12 games because they will open 2003 within the scope of a 13-1 start.
San Francisco won three wins in his first house and went to New York after 8-6 wins against Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday. After being evacuated in the previous two matches, Mike Yastrzemski hit a Homer’s two conditions that ended in the 10th shot and hit a .344 so far.
Rookie Jung Hoo Lee added three hit and hit .333, while Wilmer Flores hit the eighth binding Homer. The giants went to 61 to 8 in the previous two matches and took 12 hit on Wednesday.
San Francisco manager Bob Melvin, a potential defeat in the landlord’s final, “Especially in a closed day would not be a great feeling.” He said. “You have to sit on it for a while.
Robbie Ray (2-0, 3.18 ERA) opens the series for giants and comes out of a pair of strong start. His left hand, Saturday Seattle Mariners against a 4-1 victory in six strokes in four strokes allowed a run.
Ray, 4.18 ERA in six careers against Yankees with 1-3. He last met for Mariners in Seattle on August 10, 2022, and he allowed two runs in 6 1/3 strokes.
Marcus Stroman (0-0, 7.27), after watching 22 running scores of his teammates, in the mound of New York. Stroman last Saturday in Pittsburgh’da 10-4 wins in four inning’un three strokes when he allowed four running.
His right hand is 3-2 and starts against the giants of 2,92 ERA in six careers.
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