One of the biggest competitions in the 21st century baseball continues on Sunday when Justin Verlander and San Francisco Giants turn off a three -game series against Los Angeles Angels in California, California.
The teams divided the first two games of the set, each won a jug duel.
Angels Tyler Anderson and one day after making a combined closure of three relaxing, giants overcome two home runs by trout.
Trout’s Homers was the seventh and eighth of the season. They came after going to 3 with three strikes in the serial opener.
Trout, Verlander’ın Detroit Tigers’a the first big league field six years after the release of Angels in 2011. They shared the American League All-Star game views five times. Each of them won the rookie award of the year and the Trout won three MVP cups, while Verlander has one to go with three CY Youngs.
Trout, just five strokes and eight walks, went head to head 53 times, a .116 average, Slugger’s more than 24 times in the face of any jug. Trout out of this plate appearance 11 times; Only nine jugs ventilated him more often.
There are two Homer in the match against Verlander. In April 2022, Verlander hung 0’a 3 to his opponent while shooting at Houston Astros.
Verlander (0-1, 6.75 ERA) This season has not yet achieved such success. On Tuesday, when Philadelphia allowed four 2/3 strokes and eight strokes, he could not finish his sixth stroke in any of the four and saw his first loss as a giant.
The 42 -year -old child had a bullet in the middle of the game in each of the last two beginnings, but he could not.
“You feel that everything is not in the way,” said Phillies, “And then you find yourself in a situation where the team gives you the chance to win. Then, you give up a few singles that really do not hit well and the wheels fall a little. This is hard.”
The giants won two of the beginning of the four, but both of them were high-scores-Seattle Mariners and 10-9 on the Reds of Cincinnati.
34 careers against the angels 3,51 ERA and 17-11.
Currently, in the Career Winning No. 263, the left-handed Yusei Kikuchi (0-3, 4.13), who has not yet won for Verlander’s new team, is planned to be built.
The 33-year-old Texas Rangers comes out of the best effort of the season with 4-0 road loss and limits his home owners with three strokes in a running and six strokes. The four trips so far for the angels were on the road.
Kikuchi, who was signed as a free agent in Offseason after a shooting for Toronto Blue Jays and Astros last season, sees something positive in his last form.
“I spent the week examining my data and images to set my firing form.” He said. “I traveled to the Fastball in a satisfactory way. Something I’m working on is something that starts to click on it.”
Kikuchi encountered giants only twice in his career and 0-0 with 3.38 ERA.
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