Fernando Tatis Jr. And Jason Heyward rose to 9-0 with the closure of San Diego Padres 2-0 Colorado Rockies on Saturday night.
Hart (2-0) allowed only one shot, Kyle Farmer’s fourth shot one-time pair and none of them walked while four fans. This was a 180 -degree transformation from the beginning of the last beginning, when he walked and allowed five runs and could not get out of the first shot in Chicago Cubs.
He finished for three relaxing harts, Robert Suarez was ninth for a ninth chance for a seventh chance. San Diego’s 22 -season Petco Park in the history of Petco Park, dating back to last September, was the 13th consecutive house win.
It was also the fifth closure in the first 15 games for Padres this season – all at home. Colorado is limited to seven hit – five farmers – and no runs in the first two matches of the series.
Colorado rookie Chase Dollander (1-1) took a better step on athletics than 12-5 victory for the first time at the beginning of the second beginning. With two walks and seven strikes, he continued 5 2/3 inning, allowing three hit and two runs.
However, Dollander’s two errors ended in the seats. Tatis first jumped into a Fastball as a bullet man for the first time and took 424 feet left center and second night for the fourth Homer of the year.
Heyward benefited from 1-0 Fastball infiltrated into the middle of the fifth plate. Homer, 410 meters from the right, was the first for San Diego, and only the sixth hit in 33 horses.
Rockies threatened the ninth in the ninth when Zac Veen went with a single single, the first hit against Suarez this year. Farmer sang with someone to put the potential binding run on the ship, but Suarez threw Wiff Ryan McMahon and ended the game by flying Kris Bryant to a tatis leaping in the right space.
In addition to Homers, Padres was only a Luis Arraez Single.
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