It doesn't matter if the striker Ryan O'Hearn, who was appointed by Baltimore Orrioles, hits a home run. They all feel good.
O'Hearn, Baltimore's seventh shot in the victory of 3-0 on Friday, two conditions of Homer besieged a Homer “It is fun to hit home runs,” he said. “That doesn't mean I hit Royals for me.”
But doing this against Kansas City is remarkable for O'Hearn, an old royal. On Saturday night in Baltimore, the teams will try to stretch their muscles again on Saturday in the second competition of the three -game series.
O'Hearn's bat is an important part of Orioles' attack.
“He's trying to win very badly,” he said, Baltimore.
Orioles won four of the last 11 games. On the contrary, Royals lost a second time in 11 games.
It is important to continue in April for Baltimore.
“Turn the page, O'hearn said. “I feel that we're about to heat. It will be a fun month and a fun summer.”
The royals only managed to only four strokes on Friday night, each of them two of Michael Massey and Freddy Fermin. Dean Kremer's shots were perfect for Orioles.
“When we make a really good start (in the mound) we play good baseball.” He said.
Royals Shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. He's going to try to start another series of shots on Saturday. The best 22 matches of his career ended with a trip to 0 on Friday night.
The royal family attacked dry lying and at least running per game on the main branches (3.2). Nevertheless, there is confidence between players.
The first master Vinnie Pasquantino said, “There is no doubt that this will roll.” He said.
Kansas City's series will be impressed by the status of Catcher Salvador Perez, who did not play because of a painful hip on Friday. He made his role by filling the Fermin.
It's used to dealing with perez disorders.
“It's not such a big deal, Kans said Matt Quatraro, a Kansas City manager, doesn't expect Perez to miss too much.
Kansas City dough, last month 5 1/3 inning Japanese rookie in the big leagues in the big leagues 5 1/3 Inning with a run in the right hand Tomoyuki Sugano (3-1, 3.00 ERA) will receive another crack.
Orioles feel better about bullfighting with Felix Bautista's jersey. He made a perfect ninth shot on Friday.
Orum I feel the command is better, Hy Hyde said. “Things are a little gnow, fastball velo ticks.”
Royals has left Krris Bubic (2-2, 2.25 ERA), which is lined up as a starting jug for the match on Saturday. Houston visited Astros on Sunday.
Bubic made 6 2/3 strokes against visit Baltimore on April 6, when he left a run in his last victory. This pushed his career to 2.82 in four games against Orioles.
Orioles will wait for the presence of Ramon Urias, an infidal scratch with a painful hamstring from Friday's series.
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