Milwaukee Brewers will return to Chad Patrick, who attracted his right hand while looking for their fourth victories when they meet athletics visiting Saturday.
Patrick (1-0, 1.76 ERA) will be in the face of senior right-handed Luis Severino (0-3, 4.01).
Brewers won 5-3 wins on Friday. Freddy Paralta hit five scorelessly and Christian Yelich climbed three runs. The athletics, which won the previous three games, gathered with two running in the ninth and made a binding run on the plate, but the relaxing Trevor Megill pushed Shea Langeliers to ground.
Patrick will make its fourth start after relaxation at the end of March. On April 12, his last trip to Phoenix 4 1/3 scoreless strokes and Arizona did not decide with 5-4 losses to Diamondback. The opponents hit against him .218.
Patrick was in Triple A-Nashville last season and went to 14-1 in 26 matches, including 24 beginnings, and became an international league jug.
After hitting only .143, Yelich, who was allowed to one day on Monday at the beginning of the six -game host, raised his average to .194. Yelich’s first three RBI matches since July 7. He missed the last two months of last season due to back surgery.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy after the match on Friday, “he only returns to the foundations.” He said. “He knows the flight plan, he knows how he has to shake the bat. Line drivers and floor balls are something. MVP and everything else happened. It leads to other good things.”
William Contreras was also hot and sang to extend the hit series to 11. During this time .341 (41 to 14).
Remembering Triple-a Nashville in the early hours of the day, Caleb Caleb Durbin went to 4 to 4 at the first exit. He is expected to be the third master regularly.
The season was a feast or famine for Milwaukee. This season, 11 wins, Brewers allowed a total of 13 runs. They allowed 84 runs in their nine losses.
A short time of A Jacob Wilson was selected on Friday and safely hit 18 of 19 matches and hit .333 with 25 strokes. Maybe it’s more impressive, he just hit three times.
Brent Roocker made two strokes on Friday and hit .471 (17 to 8) in the first four games of the current journey.
Although Severino allowed only one run at four strokes in 5/3 Inning, A’s last Sunday, when A fell to New York Mets 8-0, lost his last beginning.
Im I thought Sevey had done a great job, Mark Mark Kotsay, the manager of A, said later. “Obviously, you want this kind of start from him. I was pleased with how it went. It is never easy to go with all your emotions to your old team.”
Severino, who threw his first eight seasons with Yankees, was 11-7 with 31.91 ERA with Mets last season.
Severino, 4.50 ERA in three careers against Milwaukee and 0-1.
A confused his drowning before the match on Friday, remembered Jacob Lopez from Triple-A Las Vegas, and chose Jason Alexander, right-handed. Lopez was immediately used and allowed two unintentional runs in 1 1/3 stroke.
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