Ian Hap on Tuesday scored four domestic runs of Chicago cub in a 8–4 win over host Philadelphia Philos.
Hap, who also worked in the opener of Monday’s series, has scored four domestic runs in eight matches on a road trip to the cub after entering the trek with three Homer in 50 matches. Dansbi Swansan and Michael Bush also prepared for Chicago, which lost four of their last six competitions.
Max Capler and Alec Bohm scored two runs for each Philadelphia, which has lost 10 of its last 12. Philips outfielder Brandon Marsh moved to 2 -for -2 before leaving for left elbow agony.
After two strong outings to start their major league career, Phillies Rookie Mick Abel fell back for the first time when Swansan participated in the center area in the second.
Philadelphia jumped in front of the frame as Kepler gave a two -run shot against Chicago Starter Colin Ri. However, Hap made a 2–2 tie in the third to the right with a line-drive homer.
Bush took an edge against Abel with the fourth inning solo shot, which gave three runs and six hits in four innings. The miscreants killed three and three left.
REA allowed four runs and seven hits in 4 1/3 innings. He came out with the runners in the second and third place and got out of one in the fifth before the arrival of Ryan Brassier and surrendered to Bohm to a game-tie Do-Annnage Single.
However, the deadlock did not last long. Matt Shaw sang a song with Ek in the sixth and two batsmen later, Hap cut a cutter with Tajuan Walker (2-5) in the right sector seats to take a 5-4 lead.
Kaleb Theiebar (2–1) retired the Philis in the sixth place and Brad Keller took care of things in the seventh.
Reese McGuer, Kyle Tucker and Seya Suzuki made a run-scoring hit in the eighth as the cub was pulled.
Ryan vacated Philadelphia in the eighth and Chris Flexon slammed the door in the ninth.
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