Jung Hoo Lee and San Francisco Giants hopes to build a productive weekend when they start a four -game series on Monday against the host Philadelphia Phillies.
San Francisco became one of the best teams in baseball this season, and this weekend, he won 11 of the first 15 games, including two out of three people in New York Yankees. The giants caught 5-4 tire games on Sunday behind Lee’s two home runs.
“A series for Jung Hoo at Yankee Stadium.” He said. “Quite remarkable.”
Lee is hitting Homercing three times at the weekend and now the league leader in the young season with eight pairs .352.
Orum I don’t think he was afraid of the spotlight, Giant Giants said on Sunday after he allowed three runs out of five strokes. “I am excited to see that it continues to grow and continues to heal. I think there’s more there.”
Meanwhile, Philadelphia won six of their first seven matches, but since then it has dropped five out of the last eight. The team, Cardinals on Sunday, including 7-0 defeat, including the weekend St. It was closed twice in a three -game set in Louis.
“We must be better as a crime,” Phillies Slugger Bryce Harper said. “We had some opportunities to hit some fields on the region, and it wasn’t just. We should be better. We will find our way. Our eye spheres have been good recently, but you should also hit the men at the base and scoring position.”
Brandon Marsh, who was shot twice on Sunday, was shot twice on Sunday, among the criminals in Philadelphia’s fighting series. Marsh hits .108 in the season.
“I know I’m not doing my part that smells the worst.” He said. “I just feel like I’m disappointing my men.”
Taijuan Walker (1-0, 0.00 Era) went to this nightmare for Phillies last season, and 7.10 ERA in 19 matches, including 15 beginnings. However, the first two trips this season is promising because it does not allow her right hand to run in 10 2/3 inning. He will start against San Francisco on Monday.
Most recently, Walker scored 4 2/3 points against Atlanta on Wednesday. The current Giants Index Matt Chapman and Wilmer Flores did a good job and held them up to 19 over the years.
San Francisco will give the ball to Landen ROPP (0-1, 3.60), which will make the third start of the season. His 26 -year -old left his right hand from Bullpen last year as a rookie and will face Philadelphia for the first time.
At his last beginning on Tuesday, ROPP made a running and seven strokes of six points. Giants lost four doughs without marching in a game where the giants lost 1-0 to Reds.
“Probably as good as I feel since the first game of spring education, R ROPP said a new step he hoped to complete his platinum. “I made a weak contact on him, swing and kidnapped and throwing it for strikes. It was encouraging.”
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