After a series victory in New York, the San Francisco Giants can take a set from the Philadelphia Phillies if they continue their road trip with 10 games on Thursday afternoon.
The Giants conquered two out of three games against the Yankees at the weekend and took two of the first three with the Phillies in their four-game series.
Mike Yastrzemski, Jung Hoo Lee, Wilmer Flores and Patrick Bailey drove in two runs in an 11:4 win on Wednesday when San Francisco improved to 9: 3 this season.
“I am asked a lot about resilience,” said Giants manager Bob Melvin. “We have shown that the whole season is what these boys are.”
The Giants wasted a 4-2 lead on Wednesday before recovering to achieve the last seven game runs. Much of her damage came against an unusually wild Aaron Nola, who fell to 0: 4 this season.
“You are a shabby team,” said Nola. “You found a few holes and got some good hits. You exert some pressure on me.”
In the meantime, Lou Trivino logs two goalless Inners relief to win the victory for San Francisco. He combined with Camilo Doval and Spencer Bivens to enable just one goal over five goalless frames to facilitate Robbie Ray.
“I think this team is very talented,” said Trivino. “It’s great to see what kind of pitching we have. Just to be part of it, I’m very grateful.”
Jordan Hicks (1-1, 5.87 ERA) will aim to continue this topic if he gets nod for San Francisco on Thursday. The hard-going right-handed right-handed gave seven runs in four inner sessions on Saturday with an 8: 4 defeat against the Yankees after two productive starts could start his season.
“I have the feeling that I have a few good things today, probably thrown a few too many fast balls,” said Hicks after this game and noticed that the cold and rainy conditions in New York were among the worst in which he has ever taken up. ”
Hicks appeared in 13 career games against the Phillies, but only a start. He is 3-1 with a lifespan of 2.81 ERA against her.
Cristopher Sanchez (1: 0, 3.12) will get the ball for Philadelphia if the left -hander wants to win his second start in a row. He defeated St. Louis 4-1 on Saturday and limited the cardinals to a run and eight goals over 6 1/3 innings.
He benefited from inducing Grounders in four of the first five Inning game.
“That also keeps me in the game,” said Sanchez about the twin murders. “This is one of the reasons why I could stay out there until the seventh inning. I love double games. The defense has done great work today.”
Sanchez took three appearances (a start) against the Giants in his career and went 1-0 with an ERA of 0.84. The only start came last season when he excluded San Francisco on May 29 in a 6-1 win over six Innerings.
After the competition on Thursday, the Giants go to Anaheim, California, for a three-game set against the Los Angeles Angels. The Phillies will organize the Miami Marlins for a weekend series.
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