In the weekend series between Texas and Detroit, a fraternal additional number was presented.
The third Baseme Josh Jung from the Rangers and Jace Jung from the Tigers held a family reunion when their teams weaken. Her parents were in the city and hired the family atmosphere.
The series finale will be played in Detroit on Sunday afternoon.
“It’s super cool for us and super cool for the family,” said Josh Jung. “Especially with the fact that it falls on Mother’s Day. It is really remarkable.”
Josh had a hit in four bats and Jace went on a 10:3 win in Texas on Saturday, which ended the Tigers’ five-game victory.
Up to this weekend, the Jung Brothers had been separated on the ball field for a while when they moved by the minors and their professional career.
“When my brother and I were last in the same field, we played together and my father was actually one of the coaches,” said Josh Jung, 27, before the series against the Detroit News. “That was my final year in the high school (Macarthur High in San Antonio). Jace (now 24) was a newcomer. Here we are, eight years later and we are together in a great field. This is something special.”
Detroit has to cool down Shortstop Corey Seaager to start another series. Seaager had a very special night, which smashed two solo home runs and an RBI double on Saturday.
“A frustrating night in which we can get away from today and try to win the series tomorrow,” said Tigers Manager Aj Hinch.
Seaager returned to the plot after clearing two games to rest his Gimpy Oberschelin, who ended up on the injured list last month.
“It is not quite 100 percent and we will have our moments when we have to take a break,” said manager Bruce Bochy. “It (Wednesday) tightened him and they don’t want to risk getting worse.”
With his 19th career-multi-Homer game, Seaager increased his home win.
Reese Olson, who has not allowed a run in three of his last four starts, will take the hill for the tigers. Olson (4-2, 3.03 ERA) was released six days after keeping the Los Angeles Angels goalless for 5 2/3 inning rings. He limited her to three goals while he raised eight strikes at season height.
The right -hander is 0: 1 with an ERA of 2.25 in two career against Texas. He never confronted himself with Seager in his young career.
Nathan Eovaldi (3-2, 2.03) will start the series finale for the Rangers. Eovaldi has driven four excursions of direct quality, six innings each time and two or less deserved runs.
In his first May excursion on Tuesday, Eovaldi Boston held a run and five goals that struck you and seven. Eovaldi’s control was excellent in the first eight starts – he only run four, while he recorded 53 strikeouts in 48 2/3 Inning.
Eovaldi achieved a good success against Detroit during his career. In seven starts he published a 4-0 record and 3.00 ERA. He had non -fighting against the Tigers last season when he gave up a run in 5 2/3 innings while he was seven strikes.
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