Atlanta Aj Smith-Shawver, Braves Saturday afternoon when the host seizes pirates Pittsburgh’un Andrew Heaney’e preparing to oppose the best performance.
Smith-Shawver ((2-2, 3.00 ERA) hit the eighth kick and made only one shot in five strokes and made five strokes and visited Cincinnati Reds on Monday, 4-0 wins against 4-0 wins.
A single Reds’s eighth -stroked single by Santiago Espinal ended his proposal to record the first Braves Notter since Kent Mercker on 8 April 1994.
“This is what you dreamed of as a child, you’ve drew there and play your favorite game,” Smith said. “I’m just trying to get it all right now.”
Smith-Shawver has been intact at the beginning of two since it was recalled from the little ones on April 29th. After going to 0-2 with 4.61 ERA on the first three trips this season, Smith-Shawver is 2-0 (13 1/3 inning) with 1.35 ERA at the last two beginnings.
“These are mentally big steps for him, Bra Brian Snitker, the Braves manager, said. “These are the make -up things you are looking for in a young man, how you handle distress. A short big league career was discussed too much.”
Smith-Shawver, who will first meet the pirates, could consolidate a point in Braves rotation if he could continue to improve his last beginning.
Braves, who fought in an aggressive way late, will try to give some support to the 22 -year -old rookie right -handed. Atlanta could not find the crime for 3-0 deficit before losing 3-2 until the ninth stroke on Friday.
Meanwhile, Heaneney (2-3, 3.18) comes from the worst output of the season, where he matched with the highest eight strokes of the season with the highest four runs of the season, he walked four, and on Sunday, three 2/3 strokes in San Diego Padres three 2/3 strokes.
He will try to save his form at the beginning of this season and will try to help pirates bring some positive results together after taking seven matches losing line on Friday.
Pittsburgh won at the execution of Don Kelly, and since April 27, Alexander Canario’nun hit the second time of the season and Jared Triololo’nun first exploded a pair of house running in a match since 27 April.
“We were scarce for running, so it felt good to see the fence over the fence.” He said.
Heaneney competed at the last two beginnings of the united 8 1/3 inning and leaving four runs on each trip.
At the top five of Heaney this season, he compiled 1,72 ERA, allowed six runs in 31 1/3 inning, and he just hit 31 as he held six walks.
Heaneney, 5.00 ERA in two careers against Braves and 0-0.
“Keep aggressive in the region, and then keep making better quality fields in large numbers,” heaney said after his last beginning. “I think 1-1, 2-2 early I did a good job and when it’s time to make a good field, I did it. Here, I’m going behind a little behind or letting men to pass freely.”
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