St. Louis Cardinals will try to be the first team to win 10 flat games when they visit Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday this season.
St. Louis extended the winning series on Monday’s series opener, Philadelphia with a margin of 3-2. With this victory, the Cardinals, who entered the Eight straight victory on Tuesday, exceeded the Los Angeles Dodgers, who won eight in a row to start the season, the longest winning line in baseball this year.
Masyn Winn delivered the ongoing home run at the seventh shot, and Ivan Herrera went deep for Cardinals. Visitors won only five hit from Lars Nootbaar against a Phillies team who won five of the previous six matches.
“I just feel free playing,” Winn said from his team. “Obviously, we win a lot of games, but every day we appear as if it were negative. We fight for a win every day. And it was fun.”
JT Realmuto had two hit and one RBI for Philadelphia, which is this season. He dropped three out of four against Louis. Phillies took a total of six rounds in these four games.
Kyle Schwarber sang and made a run for Phillies and expanded its basic line to 47 consecutive games in her career. On the other hand, Bryce Harper average.
“She got angry,” the Philadelphia manager Rob Thomson said, “she was angry.” “He’s waiting for him to produce himself and is now closed and open. … They make him difficult.”
Harper will try to go back against Cardinals March Sonny Gray (4-1, 3.50 ERA), which made a star against Pittsburgh Pirates last Wednesday. Experienced right-handed, only two hit and seven points without seven points allowed a walk and hit eight with a victory of 5-0.
“(Gray) was under full control over the whole time.” He said. “Watching was fun.”
Gray 2-2 begins for seven lifetime against Phillies, but this season did not meet them.
Trea Turner checked 23 to 9 (.391) against Gray, but Hurler Harper (3) and Schwarber (3).
Although his left hand Jesus Luzardo (3-0, 2.11) accepted unstable in five of his last six beginnings, he was not subjected to defeat as Phillie. On Thursday, he did not take the decision against Tampa Bay Rays, because he allowed two runs and six strokes in the final 7-6 victory.
“Obviously a big game for children, but it’s just a frustrating trip for me,” Luzardo said after throwing the 105 highest fields of the season. “I just feel like going very deep to the counts, wasting too much field, not being efficient enough.”
Luzardo, St. He started three lifetime against Louis and 1-1 with ERA with 3.77 ERA. He hasn’t faced cardinals this season yet.
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