leftscanner.blogg.se

• Score brewers series#

Projected Starter: Carlos Mateo, RHP (0-0, 67.50)

Projected Starter: Po Yu Chen, RHP (2-4, 4.73)Ħ/15: Anthony Solometo Promotion A Win For 2021 Draft ClassĦ/14: Bubba Chandler Looking To Limit Big InningsĦ/4: Braxton Ashcraft Showing Velocity and Control in Return From Tommy JohnĦ/10: Jack Brannigan Continues Hot Streak With Another Home RunĦ/9: Ryan Harbin: Sinker/Slider Mix Dominating Single-A HittersĦ/3: Thomas Harrington Displayed Swing and Miss Secondary in BradentonĦ/16: Is This The Year For A Solomon Maguire Breakout?Ħ/12: Pirates 2023 Minor League Preview: FCL PiratesĦ/11: Pitching Depth Continues To Grow With Jun-Seok Shim Debut Projected Starter: Cam Alldred, LHP (2-0, 3.58)Ħ/7: Aaron Shackelford adjusts swing and relocates powerĦ/6: Carmen Mlodzinski improves all the way with aggressive approachĥ/26: Potential Plan For Jared Triolo Becoming More ClearĦ/9: Jared Jones Continues Incredible Development With AltoonaĦ/1: Matt Gorski Displays Athleticism And Versatilityĥ/25: Sean Sullivan Continues To Thrive In Altoona 📻 93.7 The Fan | The PRN #LetsGoBucs /Qi0OofTiyY How we’re lining up tonight in Milwaukee. Pirates Starter: Rich Hill, LHP (6-5, 4.23)īrewers Starter: Julio Teheran, RHP (1-2, 1.48)

Score brewers series#

We’ll start to get a better idea of where they stand with this weekend series in Milwaukee - a scenario that hasn’t always played well for the Pirates. You hope that the Pirates are with the Cubs, and not in the four-team tier fighting for second place. Heading into this series, I’d put Milwaukee in the same tier as the Reds and Cardinals, which would be below the Cubs. The Cubs swept them in the first three games between the two teams. The Pirates are currently 5-2 on the season against both the Reds and the Cardinals. I wrote yesterday about how the battle between the Cubs and the Pirates might have been the battle of the best in the NL Central. The lefty has pitched into the sixth inning in each of his last five starts, and has gone into the seventh in both of his previous two starts. Rich Hill takes the mound for the Pirates. RHP Freddy Peralta (5-5, 4.55 ERA) starts Sunday for Milwaukee and LHP JP Sears (0-3, 4.20) for Oakland.The Pirates are half a game up on the Brewers in the NL Central, and they take on Milwaukee for the first time this year in a three game series this weekend. “I got a good bounce off the wall so I knew if I got it in quick, they’d have a chance at home.”Īthletics: RHP Freddy Tarnok (strained right shoulder) pitched two innings during a rehab assignment with Oakland’s Arizona Complex League affiliate on Friday.īrewers: OF Tyrone Taylor received a cortisone shot in his ailing right elbow, which has been an issue since the end of last season. A ball in the gap so I knew I was going to have to play it perfect,” Wiemer said. “He was at first with two outs so I knew he was running on contact. Milwaukee centerfielder Joey Wiemer had a pair of assists in the second inning, getting Ramon Laureano trying to stretch a leadoff single into a double then teaming with shortstop Willy Adames to throw out Jonah Bride trying to score on Díaz’s single. I couldn’t be happier with what he’s done for us.” “We played good defense obviously early in the game to throw some runners out, and he had a great pickoff. “They scored a run on an executed hit-and-run but he did a nice job,” Counsell added. “Four starts, three games where we haven’t scored any runs for him but seven strong innings today.” “It’s unfortunate,” Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. He has a 1.48 ERA in four starts since signing with the Brewers on May 25 but has gotten just four runs of support _ none over his last 15 innings. Julio Teheran allowed one run, six hits and one walk over a season-high seven innings. Going through that lineup through six innings without giving up a run, that was a really nice performance.” “He just had a crispness and confidence out there.

The Brewers went 0 for 6 with runners in scoring position and stranded eight runners.īlackburn allowed four hits in six scoreless innings, struck out five and walked one. Milwaukee (34-31) remained one percentage point behind Pittsburgh (33-30) in the NL Central.