Atlanta Braves will send young Didier Phuentes to the mound on Tuesday for the start of their third career, when they continue the nine-game homestand against Los Angeles Angels.
Angels lost two out of three matches in their weekend series against Washington, but have won five of their last eight. In the weekend, Braves lost two of two of Philadelphia, fell below seven games. 500 and have eight games from the playoff race.
Braves have won two out of three matches against angels in each of the last three sessions.
Fuentes (0–2, 10.80), the youngest player in the main league at the age of 20, will face experienced left-arm Tyler Anderson (2-5, 4.41).
Hard-shaped futen has picked the mixed results. He conceded four runs in five innings against Miami in his initial, but was raked for six runs and two homes in a 3 1/3-inning stent against New York Mets on Wednesday.
“It’s about the command,” said Atlanta’s manager Brian Snight. “It’s not how difficult you throw, this is where you throw it away. He is a young child who every time he learns that thing from toes, he is going to learn something different.”
Futen needs to be done a quick study as the braves are in a bond to the beginning. Chris Cell is in the wounded list with a rib cage fracture, which can keep him out after the all-star game and AJ Smith-Shever’s season ended after Tommy John Surgery on his right hand.
Except for a business, only the other option of the team appears as former chief Legore Ian Anderson (in 1-3, 6.10 ERA Triple-e Ginnet) or the first round of 2023 pick Harsten Waldrap (6-6, 5.64 ERA Ginnet).
Tyler will start the 17th of Anderson season. He did not take any decision against Boston in his last beginning on Tuesday when he played 4 2/3 innings and allowed a run on two hits, two walks and five strikeouts. His last victory was on 18 April and lost his last five decisions.
Anderson said, “Now I think I show that it shows me – anyway,” Anderson said. “Stay in the strike zone. I am making good – for most parts, for good pitches. Not all of them, but you are not going to be 100 percent perfect. But it seems that everything is still falling.”
He has started three career against Atlanta, which is going 1–1 with 9.77 ERA. He last faced Braves with Pittsburgh in 2021 and was rock for nine runs in five innings.
Matt Olson of Atlanta had a pair of hit on Sunday and extended its line to reach Aadhaar to 30 games.
Joe Edel of Los Angeles has safely hit a career-hai 11 straight game. He killed 11 Homeers in June, tied for the best in Major with Juan Soto.
The series was expected to have a homecoming type of Angels Manager Ron Washington, which was a popular person in Atlanta since 2017-23 when he coached the third Aadhaar and taught youths such as Ozy Albies and Austin Riley. But Washington got away from its position last week for an unspecified medical issue and would miss the rest of the season. Ray Montgomery is an interim manager.
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