Max Meyer shot without a score, and the host Miami Marlins cooling Cincinnati Reds 6-3 on Monday night, while a high career hit a high career.
On Sunday, Reds won 24-2 against Baltimore, but they did not march against Meyer at the opener of a three-game series.
Miami received a solo explosion from Kyle Stowers from a three -stage Homer and Eric Wagaman.
Jesus Tinoco scored as a ninth without points to win the second savings of the season.
The loss went to Nick Lodolo (2-2) on Monday. 5 2/3 went to Inning, he allowed seven hit, two walks and three runs.
Gavin Lux prevented Cincinnati with a two -stage Homer.
The two Marlin players made MLB outputs on Monday: 23 -year -old capture Agustin Ramirez and 25 -year -old DH Ronny Simon.
Ramirez, a field single in the first kick, couple, walking, playing and running 3 to 2 went to 3. He was also accused of a ball.
Simon, a key kick, took a RBI Single in Ramirez in his first throw. Simon finished 1 to 4.
It has been a long time for Simon, who played 558 matches in seven small league season. Triple-A Jacksonville’de when he took the search.
Marks now made MLB outputs this season now and still in April.
Reds Catcher Austin Wynns wasn’t in Monday’s starting series. It was a routine rest for Wynns, but it could have been the first time a player had to rest for the first time after going to 6 to 6 with six RBIs the previous day.
Miami opened the score with two runs in the second shot. Otto Lopez stroked a lead single and stole it for the second time. Ramirez made a field kick and Lopez scored goals in Jesus Sanchez’s single. Simon’s RBI Single covered a rally.
Marks reached fifth in Wagaman’s 407-meter Homer.
Stowers, the young career of his career first Çimdik Homer’ı hit the third place 6-0. He went another way with two exits and Homer 363 feet threw him to the left.
Since Austin Hays produced a RBI floor, Reds took three rounds in the eighth place, and Lux revealed two conditions.
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