Salvador Perez scored 3-for-5 runs with two doubles and three RBI as Canasus City Royals defeated hosts Seattle Meriners 6-3 on Tuesday.
Five Royals won the scorer for 4 1/3 innings, as a one-right relief as Kansas City, only the second time in the last 10 matches. Lucas Areg (3-2) won after quailing the seventh-inning jam, and Carlos Estawez worked at an ideal ninth place for its 23rd Save.
Randy Arzrena worked for her third mariners in the first two matches of the four-game series. Seattle adopted the opener 6–2 on Monday.
Royals scored once in the first innings and twice in Seattle’s right-hand Erson Hancock (3-5).
Jonathan India shut down the game with a ground-root double to right-level field and scored two-outs of Machael Garcia at a single to center.
Ruki Jack Caglianon walked a leadoff in the second and scored to the left to Nick Loftin’s double. John Rev made it 3–0 to take Loftin to third place, RBI Formout of Kyle ISBEL 3–0.
George Polesko led one to the other under the other, but was chosen by the Royals’ right hand Michael Lorenzen. Arozrena then hit a single shot in the mericious Bulpen in the left-center.
Royals added two more runs to the fifth. Bobby Wit Junior arrived at an informed single and doubled in Passquantino left-center, the ball only diving to the diving center fielder Julio Rodriguez. Later, Perce doubled two runs from the wall in the right-center, on a ball Rodriguez incorrectly increased the 5–1 lead.
With the exception of Arzrena’s Homer, Lorrangeene crueled through the first four innings, but could not make it through the fifth to qualify for victory.
The Luke rally led a double from the center below the fifth and finished third on a groundout. Ben Williamson hit the Right Field Line a doubled down to score the rally, and with two outs, JP Crawford made it 5-3.
As the Rodriguez came into the plate, the Royals moved to John Shreyiber, who got the Seattle Star to line the innings to line up.
Lorringen conceded three runs on six hits in 4 2/3 innings, with no walks and five strikes. Hancock scored five runs on seven hits in five innings, with three walks and a strikeout.
Royals scored their final run in the ninth, with Seattle’s right -handed Juan Bergos major league. Wit doubled with one, stole the third and scored for the center with two outs on the broken bat single.
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