After the series of victories, a high pair of teams in Chicago on Monday night, Cubs hosts San Francisco Giants.
The pups enter the winners in three of the four games – both of the weekend series win against Milwaukee Brewers. Chicago, who led the National League in almost every major attack category, left Milwaukee 16-2 in the first two games before 4-0 on Sunday.
The positive vibrations of the club, star jug Shota Imanaga'nın left Hamstring strain after 5 2/3 strokes also made a lost hit. Since the pups were closed for the second time this season, the injury was united with the lack of crime of the series. Manager Craig Counsell said that Imanaga would take a MRI exam before determining the next beginning of the jug.
“Obviously, you don't want it to anyone,” Cubs said right -hand player Kyle Tucker Imanaga's injury. “He had a really good year to start this year. It was great for us for a while. Frankly, we want him to continue to return there.”
Matthew Boyd (2-2, 2.70 ERA) starts to help the team set out on Monday. 34-year-old Boyd, 4-3 winning host Pittsburgh Pirates unstablely allowed two winning runs throughout five inning. Boyd, who signed a two -year 29 million dollar contract in December, will face Giants for the first time in his 10 -year career on Monday.
The giants took advantage of the MLB's worst Colorado Rockies and received four of NL West enemies at the weekend. After signed with San Francisco in Offseason, Shortstop Willy Adames took the breaking series with his new team and finished six hits in four games-on the day of the first two Homer in the house with 9-3 wins.
“I feel better on the plate,” Adames said. “I feel the work we put in the cages and I feel the outward. Just to create this trust and to go there and believe in myself and to believe in the approach. I think it was better in the last two weeks. I hope we can continue to build it.”
Adames pushed the average hit to .230 on Sunday and continued with these four home running and 18 RBI. In NL Central, there is no stranger to wars with Chicago, Adames and Company knows that he is full of sizzling puppies.
“We know they really play well,” Adames Chicago said. “They have a really good team. I feel better playing against good teams. I feel that we focus and lock even more.”
Landen ROPP (2-2, 5.10) started for San Francisco on Monday and performed on Wednesday and won the host San Diego Padres to 4 1/3 strokes in 5-3 losses. 26 -year -old ROPP is the seventh of the year and the first of the career against the 11th and Cubs.
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