Lt-Handru Andrew Honey had a 7 1/3 shutout innings and Onil Kruz gave hosts Pittsburgh Pirates a leadoff home run on Thursday afternoon to win 1-0 to win the hosts Pittsburgh Pirates.
Pirates won their second win in a row and won three matches against citizens, who have lost five of their last six. This was the first shutout of Pittsburgh’s season and was first closed to Washington.
Cruise’s first career was the leadoff home run and the fourth Washington Starter of the season from the Washington Starter Williams (1-2) to a 442-foot explosion for the right-center field, and followed his Grand Slam in his final at-bate in a 6–1 win of Wednesday.
Williams played five innings, allowing the loan to be allowed to run on three hits and three walks, while out of five.
Honey (1–1) continued the recent strong starting pitching of Pittsburgh. The veteran gave five hits, four killed and two on 95 pitches.
Honey picked Catch Joy Bart, who returned to the pirates lineup after the disappearance of five consecutive games due to low back sore.
Henny’s Mani marked the fourth in a line of seven or more scorer innings by a pirates starter and a row of at least six innings.
Henny drove Naseem Nunez to open the eighth and was removed after coming into a plate with James Wood after a sacrifice of Alex call. Reliever Ryan Boruky inspired a land from wood.
Pirate’s third Basman K’Brian Hayes saved a run when he reduced a smash by AMED Rosario and thrown to end the first innings. Dennis Santana replaced Boruki with one in the ninth and recorded the last two out to take his second sev.
Nathaniel Lov had a double between his two hits as Washington made only five hits in total.
National bench coach Miguel Cairo served a game suspension with manager Davi Martinez in Thursday’s game. Martinez was suspended for a game and the reliever George Lopez was suspended for three games, when Lopax threw Andrew McChen a high fastball during Wednesday’s game, motivated both benches to clean.
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