Tampa Bay Rays hopes to return their hottest strikers to the sequence when they host Philadelphia Phillies in the second competition of three game series on Wednesday.
Yandy Diaz felt his right hip stuck on a strange swing at a sixth stroke in the series of 8-4 losses on the serial opener on Tuesday. First of all, Diaz, who served as Tampa Bay's appointed striker, grumbled in the game before.
“I think it's good,” said Tampa Bay, Kevin Cash, from Diaz after the match. “Maybe he refrained from a little fear.”
Diaz, in the last 12 games with two home running and nine RBI 46 for 16.
Its absence is noticed for the rays that have lost five out of seven and have been closed twice during this time.
“I hope it will be on Wednesday (Wednesday).” He said.
Tampa Bay plans to send to Shane Baz, who is right -handed on Wednesday.
Baz (3-1, 3.86 ERA) went 3-0 with 2.45 ERA in April before receiving the first loss of the season last Thursday. Kansas City Royals was labeled for seven running and nine hit at 5 2/3 strokes of 8-2 losses.
“Only 0-0, 1-0, 0-1, '' I have to make better quality fields. '' He said. '' I never settled and never benefited from saving me.
Baz made a start to his career against Phillies and did not decide after allowing two runs in 5 1/3 Inning.
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, made some challenging outputs in the series opener.
Nick Castellanos, single in four runs, doubled, Homered and continued, and Kyle Schwarber deepened and had two RBIs. Alec Bohm was between two hits and added two RBI.
Bryce Harper, in the previous 12 matches only .170'i shot after two running went to 5 to 2.
“Any of these men in this series, there is a register of hitting and damaging.” He said.
His left hand Cristopher Sanchez is scheduled for Phillies on Wednesday.
Sanchez (3-1, 3.45 ERA) won three of the last four on the last four, and on Wednesday, he took two runs and five hits against Washington Nationals' five-strokes of a 7-2 victory.
Sanchez had previously started on April 22 with the left forearm pain against New York Mets.
“It looked a little rusty,” said Rob Thomson, Philadelphia manager, said after Sanchez's latest trip. “A week has passed since it had. The command is a little closed, but the things were really good.”
Sanchez was initially signed with Rays as an international free agent on July 15, 2013 and won a $ 65,000 signature bonus. On November 20, 2019, he was exchanged to Phillies for Curtis Mead.
Sanchez made two starters in his career against the rays and 0.75 ERA 0-0.
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