The hottest team in the National League on Monday Louis Cardinals enters Philadelphia, where a three -game series will open Phillies.
Louis won eight straight games, including sweeping Washington Nationals at the weekend. During the three series of game series, they left the Nationals 20-3 behind and last week, based on the serial finals against Pittsburgh Pirates, they left their rivals behind 25-3 in their last four games.
On Sunday, Washington, Lars Nootbaar, Willson Contreras and Nolan Arenado victory on the 6-1 victory for the cardinals, Savii Miles Micolas (2-2) 5 1/3 strokes allowed a run.
Nootbaar, “We have done good things by getting production from everyone lined up.” He said. He continued: “When the children add in the scoring position and when you get early scores – and frankly, our shooting staff were incredible – so a combination of these three things.”
St. Louis, Minnesota Twins (now) and Los Angeles Dodgers (previous two times), this season is connected with the longest winning line in the main branches.
Matthew Liberator (3-3, 3.07 ERA) St. He shook his head for Louis and allowed two or less running in each of his last five beginnings.
His 25-year-old left hand, Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday 2-1 victory, the eightest of the season with a run and three strokes in Inning.
“I’m not sure where extra life came from (in my fastball), but it was there tonight and continued throughout the game.” He said. “I felt that I had everything from the first field and I was able to hold on to it throughout the seventh. Tonight I felt I had a lot of weapons and I went out on a lot of fields.”
Liberator made eight careers (two starters) against Phillies and 2.76 ERA and 1-0.
Phillies and Cardinals a month ago He met in Louis, where the Cardinals caught two of the three people – both closed. Liberator allowed three strokes to raise the landlords to 7-0 victory in the serial finals of three strokes in six scores.
While the cardinals are now roasting, Phillies is not sagging. Philadelphia won five of the last six and entered this series with 11-3 records in the last 14 games. The team closed Cleveland Guardians 3-0 on Sunday night thanks to two Homer and Zack Wheeler’s dominant seven stroke performance of Kyle Schwarber.
“We’re doing a really good job to stay inside us and get a big hit.” Schwarber said. He said. “This is something we need to continue to build.”
Cristopher Sanchez (4-1, 2.89) would definitely enjoy some fireworks from the rest of the crime of Phillies at Schwarber and Monday’s series. However, Lefty did not need much help.
Sanchez won four of the last five beginnings and last Wednesday against Tampa Bay Rays 7-0 victory against six scoreless strokes.
Edi It matured, Rob said Rob Thomson, the ruler of Philadelphia, said. “Now he has a little experience, he’s confident, he believes in himself, and he continues to fight.”
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