Former Boston Red Sox team companions meet again when Rafael Davors and Andrew Beninandy head-to-head for the second direct night as San Francisco giants continue their road series against Chicago White Sox on Saturday afternoon.
Developers and Bainandy contributed to a hit episi to reduce aggressive performances by their respective teams on Friday at the series opener, a game won 3–1 by veterans.
In fact, Bainandy’s 1 -Four -3 raised its season average to a team to .237, which was organized by a pitcher of five veterans for one or less runs for the 23rd time this year.
After the current 26–56 records of the club, 101- and 121-loss campaigns do not have the Bainandy that when he signed the largest contract in White Sox history-a five-year, $ 75 million deal-Janvari 2023.
“When I signed here, (we have) there were some big names, and then it seemed to be on the deadline of that year (trade), they got rid of everyone,” said Bennandy. “Obviously we are in a reconstruction, so when this happens, it smells in a way because I want to be a part of a winning team.
“Last year, passing through 121 losses, I think everyone had a terrible time. You try to have fun, but finally like this [stinks] Lose many games. This year, it seems that there are indications of improvement where talent is coming here and young people have wet their feet last year, learn more and better. Hopefully the future is going to be better. ,
After breaking up with Red Sox in 2016, Bennanty played four sessions in Boston with divars. They were both members of the 2018 Championship team, then in 2019 45 Homeers and 183 were combined for RBI.
But Red Sox has made a playoffs once since its emerald-region campaign, and has changed. First, Bennanty was dealt with in 2021 with Canasus City Royals, and now the divines have gone to San Francisco.
The legends are much better than white sox, although the additional dividends of the developers have been slow to pay. He has two homes in 10 sports, but the veterans have lost six out of 10, which has been held six times or less.
Davors went to 0-for-2 with runners in scoring on Friday and legended only 2-for-9 as a team, left with a sour taste despite winning the 10-game road trip to manager Bob Melvin with a sour taste.
“We know that we are on a long road trip right now. We want to do a little better aggressively,” Melvin said. “We had some opportunities to really break the break (Friday’s game) and we did not do it again. That part is disappointing.”
On Saturday, there will be a white sox right-hand Adrian Hausar (2-2, 2.27 ERA) facing giants. The 32-year-old, who joined the Chicago last month after its release by the Texas Rangers Organization, has made only one previous beginning against the veterans, against whom he has gone 1–0 with 3.38 ERAs in three lifetime head-to-heads (a beginning).
Meanwhile, Bentendy will demand a hit against veteran Left-Handing Robby Re (8-2, 2.83) to his first career.
Ray will just start his fifth career against White Sox, with a 3.08 ERA in the first four.
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