Kyle Schwarber shot the 18th of the season, and then put Philadelphia Phillies in the 11th shot on Saturday night in West Sacramento, in California, in the face of 9-6 victory in the face of a couple.
Nick Castellanos, Phillies, as the best win of the season to nine games, 11th ranks Schwarber to score a sacrifice in two rounds of a victim.
Athletics, the worst loss of the season has reached 11 games. Max Kepler was two out of a victory before delivering a ninth Homer to connect Mason Miller to 6 closer.
Brent Roocker hit A Homer in an eighth stroke to take Athletics 6-5 ahead. Each of the Jacob Wilson and Miguel Andüjar had three hits and one RBI for A’s.
Both teams left the 10th place and Grant Holman Brandon hit Marsh and Phillies’s threat died while he was flying Kepler to the center.
At the bottom of 10, he had nothing to go on to the plate for athletics and hit a broken fly to the shallow center and threw a pinch runner Logan Davidson on the Brandon Marsh plate. Tyler Sodersstrom (4-1) intentionally walked before the Shea Langeliers fly to the left.
Max Lazar worked with a 11th shot jam by hitting Davidson to record his first career for Phillies, who won 13 out of the last 14 road games.
Mitch Spence (1-1) lost a loss for athletics, which was 0-6 in a seven-game house.
Alec bohm grumbled for Phillies. Bryce Harper took two hit, including a RBI single.
Philadelphia took 3-2 ahead of the fourth shot.
Athletics knotted the fifth place in Andujar’s running single.
Schwarber ranks sixth with a Homer to the right. The explosion allowed the Aaron Judge from New York Yankees to connect to Major League leadership.
Athletics, at the bottom of the stroke 5-4 ahead with two running. Lawrence Butler was a pinch of a pair and Nick Kurtz watched a RBI single. Later on, Sodersstrom took a running score ranking to lead athletics.
Philadelphia’s Cristopher Sanchez gave up three runs (two wins) and 4 2/3 strokes. He hit six and walked three.
Jeffrey Springs from athletics underpassed six inning and gave up four runs (three wins) and four strokes. He took off six and walked two.
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