Ranger Suarez effectively shot the seventh shot, there were couples of Bryce Harper and Max Kepler RBI, and Philadelphia Phillies defeated Colorado Rockies 2-0 in Denver on Thursday.
Suarez (3-0) hit six and hit Ezaquiel Tovar with two exits at the bottom of the seventh.
Orion Kerkering retired Hunter Goodman ran the first and third in a field. Jordan Romano ranked ninth to Phillies, who won seven flat winnings, including four four.
Brenton Doyle, Jordan Beck and Tovar, each for Colorado, each of two strokes, which fell to 8-42 in the season despite a strong trip to the initial German Marquez. He allowed two runs in four strokes in seven innings and five strikes.
It was a rare duel in Coors Field, and in the first three matches of Philadelphia’s series, Rockies came after leaving behind 25-12.
Suarez’s third flat quality was the beginning of four trips this season and did not allow running for the second time.
Marquez was equally effective, but was victimized by an unprecedented run in the fourth shot.
Bryson Stott quickly reached a Fieling error by Tovar, played the second and scored Harper’s left and left.
Phillies took the seventh place when Kyle Schwarber set out with a walk and scored goals in the right area of Kepler.
Rockies had traffic against Suarez, but he couldn’t get money. Doyle went out in the second shot, but Tyler grounded Freeman Short and flew to Kyle Farmer Strand Doyle.
In the third shot, Beck and Tovar hit the two consecutive single single, but were caught to end the threat of Goodman.
Philadelphia also reduced her chances. Schwarber took the lead with a second single, but after a capture of Beck Nick Castellanos to the left, he doubled after a capture. Alec Bohm doubled with one of the fifth place, but Brandon Marsh doubled when he launched it in a short time.
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