Xander Bogaerts had two hit and three RBIs to lead San Diego Padres to the host Pittsburgh pirates in the afternoon on Sunday afternoon.
Bogaerts won the fifth row in a row and completed a three-game sweep, while the first two strokes lasted from three runs from Pirate Starter Andrew Heaney (2-3). Padres recorded the eighth closure of the season and beat the pirates for the ninth time. Pittsburgh came fourth in a row and was closed for the sixth time this season.
In the first, Bogaerts watched a couple of two outputs by Manny Machado, who made three strokes, and made a single who left the third master Ke'bryan Hayes's gloves.
Elias Diaz, who made two strokes, took the second left to the left and 90 miles / hour from the third-Heaney of the season.
Later, Bogaerts, Brandon Lockridge and Luis Arraez with two strokes with two strokes at the corners, made two more outputs.
Heaneney competed for the second trip in a row and now he could not hit five or more strokes at the beginning.
The shortest start of Heaney this season ended after Machado gave up a single single single single single -bogaerts and luis camppayo and loaded the bases with two outputs in the fourth place. The relaxing Colin Holderman shot an Oscar Gonzalez to prevent Padres from adding more running.
In addition to the four runs allowed by Heaney, he gave up eight strokes, walked four, and shot three in 100 fields.
For San Diego, Stephen Kanek (1-0) shone at the exit of the season and at the beginning of the first major league, 5 1/3 closure strokes and four strokes and four strokes and two walks allowed.
Joey Bart and Tommy Pham, who have played in their first match since Wednesday, made two strokes to manage the pirates aggressively.
Pittsburgh's best goal was to score the seventh when Matt Gordres took Padres relaxing Adrian Morjon with someone. However, in the next horse, Jared Triolo grounded the third and threw Machado Gorski on the plate.
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