Train Turners and Philadelphia Philos are riding high rides as they visit Cleveland for a three-game series against the guards starting on Friday night.
Turner sang home Brandon Marsh with a decisive run in the 10th innings on Thursday, making Philadelphia fulfill a big comeback and defeated hosts Tampa Bay rays 7-6.
Marsh led the frame with the first-pic double, which put the automatic runner Edmondo Sosa, as Philips held 5–1 rallies with six untoward runs in the eighth, ninth and 10th. This was Philadelphia’s second series sweep and gave the team 9–2 points from 26 April.
“Man, it was crazy,” Marsh told NBC Sports Philadelphia. “This is all of us tonight, a full-tim effort, and that’s all about it all. I’m just fun.”
Turner went to Finale 2 -for -5 in Tampa, one day after collecting two hits, two runs and two RBI against the rays. Wednesday’s competition included his first Homer since April 9, which exposed the 17-game period, which he has seen. 397 (29-for-73) batting with 10 RBI.
“I think my two-stroke hitting has been good,” said Turner, who is hitting .310 in the year. “I am hitting the ball very well in another way. I just need to start pulling it into the air, so I liked it by doing so. I am doing a lot of work in the cage.”
The parents approved their first major obstacle of the season, which was going 14–8 in a 23-day period, which ended with an 8–6 road victory over Washington’s citizens on Wednesday. On returning home, his reward was a day.
“It was a long stretch, and many of us have become very bad,” said Daniel Shaneman, who has scored eight runs in the last six matches. “But we are coming home against Phili.”
The Guardian won two out of three in Toronto in the last weekend, then copied a feat in Washington. At the conclusion of the series, he had a sixth innings of eight runs and the seventh of six runs in the first game of a doublehead on Tuesday.
“I am really proud of my people because it was not the most beautiful baseball, but we found ways to win,” said AL Manager of the Year Stephen Wogt. “We want to find a way that we can become a team that we want to be continuously, but I cannot be very proud of the results that we are and we are growing up when we need.”
Carlos Santana made a big shock in the most recent win, three runs double. The 39-year-old Basman started very slowly during his third career tenure with Cleveland, but has batted with two homes and nine RBI in his last six matches. 308 from his average to .234.
“Karlos had a great road trip,” Vogt said. “We are seeing that ‘Los which is 16 years in the big league.”
Right-arm Gavin Williams (2-2, 5.06 ERA) will pitch the series opener for Cleveland, who won seven of his last nine matches. Williams made his debut against Phillies two years ago, taking a decision after allowing one run in four innings.
Philadelphia will compete with the right-handed Aaron Nola (1-5, 4.61 ERA). He has conceded team-high 22 runs in seven starts, but he played six scorer innings against Arizona Diamondback on Saturday for his initial win. He has once faced parents, in 2023 a no-nine when he scored three runs in seven innings.
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