Philadelphia Phillies approaches the East title of the National League and can take another step towards this goal where they host Kansas City Royals on Saturday evening.
Philadelphia (88-60) won five flat games to reduce its magic number to three, as it aims to get the second straight part. Phillies is also at a striking distance of Milwaukee Brewers (90-58), which is the top of the NL playoffs.
Philadelphia in the series opener against Friday’s Kansas City, won 8-2 victory behind a 14-stroke attack from the Walker Buehler and a well-balanced attack.
Bryce Harper and Bryson Stott, six under Phillies.
“I think the number of work, staying in the strike zone, using the entire area,” He said.
“When you do this, this is an aggressive recipe. And I think we’re doing this right now.”
Philadelphia hopes that Taijuan Walker (4-8, 4.03 ERA) will be on Saturday, when it will try to develop at the beginning of the last three. Experienced right -handed, left at least four runs in each of these trips and did not win a victory at the beginning of the last six.
In his last appearance, Walker left Miami Marks in the first shot before closing the rest of the road. 5-4 lossed with six inning.
Thomson said, “He couldn’t find the plate at the first shot, but he came after him.” He said. “They may have hit a ball hard. He did a great job.”
Walker, Kansas City at the beginning of five careers with 6.12 ERA 1-2.
San Diego Padres will oppose Ryan Bergert (2-2, 3.48), who met Philadelphia at the beginning of this season. The rookie right -handed, he initially made two running and three strokes in 4 2/3 Inning and allowed Kyle Schwarber and Nick Castellanos to run a solo house.
Progress quickly to the present and wants to get rid of the worst start of his career. Cleveland gave a 10-2 defeat to Guardians on Monday, eight running and 11 hit in 3 1/3 strokes.
Di He didn’t go the way I wanted, Ber Bergert, who was born in Canton, said. “It was a little internal dwelling, but in general it is definitely a very good experience.”
Kansas City (74-74) An American League Joker Card is running out to run for the dock. In fact, Royals’s time may have taken a realistic midnight following the loss of Friday at midnight – the team’s last six games.
“When we lose the game, annoying,” the team said the last Al Wild-Card dock at the speed of six matches. “We’re going through it right now and we don’t have to go through it. And really (smells).”
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