Rhine Nelson faced the first 16 batsmen, which they faced, Randle Grinkuk defeated Homard and host Arizona Diamondback 7–1 by 7–1 on Saturday.
Diamondback snatched the three-game losing streak and consolidated a series of three-game.
Royals won three of their last four.
Nelson (5–2) allowed one run and four hits in seven innings. He did not walk a batsman and hit five.
Freddy Fermin’s Looping Single to Right Center broke the magic of 16 consecutive batsmen retiring with one in the sixth. Jonathan India later placed a center at the center to send the firmin to third place. Bobby Wit Junior chased a run-scoring single as well as a run-scoring single to place Royals on board and make the score 4–1.
Nelson was helped to prevent more losses when Centerfielder Alec Thomas made two outs on the liner of Winnie Pacquentino and a sliding catch with runners on first and third.
Canus City Starter and lost Michael Vacha (4-9) gave four-run innings and four hits with four and four strikes.
Arizona took a 2–0 lead in the third in the RBI singles by Josh Niler and Yagenio Suarez.
In the fifth, Luardes Guril’s two runs double doubled the 4–0 lead and in the seventh, James McCain’s RBI Double made it 5–1.
Grinkuk added his two -run homer in the seventh. The drive for the right-centterfield was originally called inside the park home run. But Replay showed that the ball actually went over the fence, hit a chair and returned to the ground. This was Grinkuk’s fifth home run.
Diamondback Right Fielder and Leadoff Man Corbin Carol returned after being out of June 18, when he faced his left wrist chip fracture. He became hit in five at-bats.
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