San Francisco Giants have good emotions when entering Friday night matches against the Minnesota twins in Minneapolis.
The giants, which were closed on Thursday, won five of the last six matches in the last two competitions in a three -game road series against Chicago Cubs this week.
“We played quite well on the road this year,” San Francisco manager Bob Melvin said. He said. “It is always good to win just before a closed day.”
Giants seem to have found the right combinations and confidence increases.
“This is just the men’s request,” San Francisco second master Christian Koss said. “We have a great group in that club building.”
The success of the giants coincided with the ability to find clutch crime and respond while being left behind.
“We’ve never felt before any game we’re in,” Koss said. “The shooting staff became a big part of this.”
The Gemini also rides with a line that wins the best five games of the season, which includes a three -game sweep of Baltimore Orrioles. Minnesota, although only five hit Thursday after the afternoon won 5-2 in the afternoon and closed this series.
Manager Rocco Baldelli’s team won four of the last five series.
Minnesota made rotation adjustments this week and put the right-hand Chris Paddack (0-3, 5.57 ERA) at the right-handed Friday night. The Gemini didn’t play on Monday, so when the right -handed Joe Ryan got sick and pushed his beginning this weekend.
“We had to talk to other beginners about setting their programs.” He said.
Paddack did not make a decision at the beginning of the last two innings of five inning. He did not reach the sixth stroke on his seven trips this year.
In eight careers, against Giants, Paddack is 1-1 with ERA with 3.53 ERA.
The twins relied on strong shots by giving up a total of 12 runs on a five -game win line. They also benefited from defense like Byron Buxton, a central field player by throwing a runner on the plate on Thursday.
Bal It was another game for the reel, Bal Baldelli said. “250 feet far away you have to make a perfect shot. That man. This is not something you passed. You are not shocked when you do it, I will say that.”
TY France from Minnesota compiled six hit during the sweeping of Baltimore. He played three three games in the last nine competitions.
San Francisco will send his right hand to Höyük on Friday on Friday, Jordan Hicks (1-3, 6.03 ERA). Although the giants won in each of their last two trips, they have not won a victory since March 31.
The last three beginnings of the Hicks came in five inning home games each time. Hicks delivered only two home runs in 37 1/3 Inning this season and released seven highest strikes of the season against Colorado Rockies.
During a single career trip against Minnesota, Hicks made a shot for relief and won a victory with the second largest league win in 2018.
Melvin said that the path of the series is in good condition in terms of Bullpen, especially in the closed day, the giants.
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