Miami Marlins is trying to develop a dramatic return victory when they attend a three -game series against Chicago Cubs on Tuesday.
Jesus Sanchez increased a two-stage three floors to give Miami 8-7 on Monday. Marlins recorded the sixth march victory of the season and won for the fourth time in the last five games.
“It was so much fun,” said Clayton McCullogh, Miami manager. “During the season, we were the majority of these situations, so every time it prepares you for the next section.
Miguel Amaya hit a couple of two conditions for a three -game Homer and Chicago, which caught a three -game win.
Miami walked against Cubs relaxing Daniel Palencia on Monday. With two exits, Derek Hill hit a ground rule, and Palencia walked Javier Sanoja in four fields before Sanchez doubled the right area.
Cubs manager Craig Counsell, “(Palencia), probably a little tired honestly as the stroke continued.” He said. “He really works hard and does a job.”
After the match, Counsell announced that Porter Hodge will be placed on the wounded list due to the left liquid injury. With Hodge, Ryan Pressly and Drew Pomeranz, it was a primary option in late Innings.
The last two came to the field on Monday and can participate in Palencia’s possible closing options. Pomeranz has not allowed to run in 11 matches (10 1/3 inning) for CUBS since its contract was purchased from the Seattle Mariners organization on April 21st.
Chicago will try to return from the loss behind Jameson Taillon (2-3, 4.53 ERA), who will face Miami for the second flat start. On Wednesday, he allowed three running over six innings in 3-1 home loss.
Home Run Ball was a problem for the 33 -year -old right -handed, who left a total of eight long balls in 16 Inning at the last three initially.
“For big situations or for really good players, only to understand where the snake is, where my safe spaces are.” He said. “I think my field package to do this, and I have awareness when I was out to do it. The last couple starts, I didn’t.”
Tailon, three trips in Miami, 0.54 ERA and 2-0 against MARLINS’e five careers began with 1.63 ERA 3-1.
MARLINS will face Ryan Weathers (1-0, 1.80), who were restored from the wounded list to oppose Cubs on Wednesday. The left hand was outside because of the ongoing left flexor muscle strain in March.
25-year-old Weathers, Miami’nin 3-1 victory in five inning on two strokes on two strokes, allowing a victorious return. He left after 76 fields.
“The extraordinary, the first, the number of fields existing with the first, exceeded five.” He said. “Speed is great, some good changes and breaking balls.”
Seiya Suzuko grumbled against Weathers, who was 2-2 against the puppies in six career matches last week.
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