Minnesota’s manager Rocco Baldelli is not big on moral victory, but he was able to maintain a positive attitude after losing two out of three in hosts Seattle Meriners over the weekend.
When they start a four-game series against athletics in West Sacramento, California on Monday, twins will bounce back.
Minnesota lost for the fifth time in his last seven matches on Sunday, when Randy Arzrena won the victorious run in the ninth innings 2–1.
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After Sunday’s game, Baldelli praised his team’s competition in a series, where two of the three games were decided in the additional innings.
Baldelli said, “The way we have played all the series, and I hope we will continue to play this way.” “We’re going to score a few more runs than the previous games and one and a half games, but more than being more discouraged about more than this series is more discouraged.”
Athletics are looking for the reasons for the six direct games and their previous 18 to be encouraged after losing 17.
The team’s bullpense stumbled to lose 8-4 to Toronto Blue Jais on Sunday. Athletics extended Justin Sterner and Grant Holeman ahead 4–2 before the reliever, combined to allow six runs (five acquired) in the eighth innings.
Athletics manager Mark Cottage said, “We are going to find out how we get the ball (close) to Mason (Miller) with the lead.” “This is the biggest challenge ever … we have not been able to stop the game yet.”
Monday’s pitching match is a pair of right-handed a pair of athletics as Luis Saverino (1-4, 3.89 ERA), which is expected to start against the Minnesota’s Ryan (5–2, 2.57).
The 31-year-old Saverino allowed two runs (one) in six innings in No-Nine against Houston Astro last Wednesday.
Saverino has allowed a total of three earned runs in its last three covering 18 innings. He recorded the 1,000th strike of his career in his final outing.
“I think this number should have been done years ago,” Saverino said. “I’m not healthy, but now I am. I am happy that I have done it.”
Saverino is 0-2 with 7.71 ERA in 11 2/3 innings in three careers.
It is 0–4 with 6.20 ERAs in seven houses this season, compared to 1-0 with 0.87 points from Sacramento to five outings.
Ryan, 28, played six innings of one run in a 4–2 win over hosts Tampa Bay Rezes last Tuesday.
Baldelli said, “He had to expand his use in ways that he is not going to do most of the time.” “But when he has to do, he can do. It just shows the adaptation capacity. That can actually do good pitches, just flip a switch.”
Ryan is 1-0 with 3.65 ERA in 12 1/3 innings in two careers against athletics.
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