Colorado Rockies has so far won a home series in this season, but they still have a chance to do so at the end of this week, which is in the matchup between the two worst teams in big companies.
Colorado lost the opener on Friday night of the three-game set with Chicago White Sox 3-2, but can win the series over the next two matches.
Rockies will send German Markez (3-9, 5.62 ERA) to Maund on Saturday, while White Sox will counter Sox Jonathan cannon (2-7, 4.59) to counter the right-handed matchup.
Marx has picked well since 17 May, when Arizona chased him after three innings and seven runs. At his eight initial since that loss, he made only one poor start, against Los Angeles Dojers on 24 June, when he allowed six runs in four innings.
On Sunday at Milwauki, he conceded two runs in 5 2/3 innings, but did not win Colorado’s 4–3 victory in 11 innings.
Two career begins against white sox-two-Markes at home with 2.77 ERA.
Marx is not the only Rocky player in a rhythm. Outfielder Tyler Freeman 19 has reached the base directly in the games and looks comfortable on top of the lineup.
He has shifted his attention from power to Cleveland to Offsen until he is on the base, and is working.
“This is in my hands. I controlled the idea of trying to expand my game power-wise. If I had seen and said,” I think who I am, “things can be different in Cleveland,” said “Freeman.” But everything is for a reason, and it is showing it right now. “
Chicago ends the three-game losing streak on Friday and can finish its road trip 3-3 if it could sweep the series in Denver. The cannon follows a spectacular start by Adrian Houssar, who did not allow an earned run in its season-high innings on Friday night.
The cannon has faced Rockies at home on June 29, 2024 only once in his career. He allowed three runs in 5 2/3 innings that night, but there was no factor in the 11-3 white Sox winning victory.
The 24-year-old cannon will start its second start since the 15-day injured in the injured list due to low back tension. He played only three innings in his team’s 5–2 victory over San Francisco on Sunday, as his pitch counted 69.
This was his only visit to IL in his brief major league career.
The cannon said about his back injury, “Being an early pitcher, one of the most valuable things you can be available and throw every fifth day. It was a minor hiccup.” “I have been good in my supporter career about taking care of my body and making every beginning. Every beginning.
“I think we are in a very good place that are going in the rest of the year. Just looking out and every start.”
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