Mick Abel hopes to be a successful big league jug one day, and the prototype will immediately take a look at the MLB output.
Abel takes the ball for Philadelphia Phillies, where he appeared in the final of a three -game series against Paul Skenes and Pittsburgh pirates.
Abel, one of Phillies’s best expectations, endured a ride up and down in the last few seasons. However, the current campaign was intact because the 23-year-old Triple-A Lehigh Valley released 5-2 records and 2.53 ERA at the beginning.
“Great, I’m very excited,” Abel said by Phillies with the 15th general election of the 2020 MLB draft. “I talked to many people. I’m waiting for all the nerves in the world, but at the end of the day the same game – just a different place. But (my first output in Philadelphia) is quite special.”
Phillies has already decided that Abel would just start instead of Aaron Nola. Experienced right Taijuan Walker will participate in the rotation at Nola next weekend.
“For the first time, a man is a position player or a jug, always exciting,” Philadelphia manager Rob Thomson said. He said. “Since he signed as a high draft election, he focused on him too much. He had some struggles in the past, but this year he had a really good season. He said to him, ‘Hey, come here, a start- come there and be yourself. Enjoy the moment’.”
Abel will be in the face of the former General Election Skenes (3-4, 2.63), the former General Election of the National League rookie of the year.
Skenes, who was 23 years old on May 29th, makes a solid start against New York Mets. Last Monday heard six strokes, six strokes and three walks.
“It’s coming to the execution,” Skenes said. “Today, I executed it when I needed it. It is not like that every day.”
Skenes will start his first career against a Phillies team in the last 19 matches. Philadelphia took the first two matches of this series-8-4 victory on the day and 5-2 wins on Saturday.
In the win of Saturday, the right -handed Zack Wheeler scored a grunt in three runs and received significant support from the Bryson Stott. Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper ran as part of Philadelphia’s 10 -hit attack.
Thomson, who was particularly affected by the hits of his team, said, “I liked our aggressive approach throughout our series. Everyone entered the base.” He said.
Meanwhile, in the rival shelter, Bryan Reynolds took a pair of hit, including a ninth home run to emphasize a quiet night for Pittsburgh Crime (four hits). Pirates out of the field player on Saturday in the previous 45 horse bat entered only two strokes.
Reynolds, since May 2, after the first very hit match “Closed day (Friday), I feel that I’m working on some kind of reset and some things.” He said.
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