Marlins Aim To End Reds' Dominance, Especially In Cincinnati 메이저사이트
Miami has lost eight of its previous nine games to the Cincinnati Reds, a pattern the meeting Marlins will attempt to invert on Saturday night.
Cincinnati has additionally dominated five straight matches against the Marlins at their arena, Great American Ball Park.
The Reds are driven by slugging first baseman Joey Votto, who is tied for second in the National League with 28 homers.
"He's simply not missing at present," Marlins director Don Mattingly said to describe Votto following Friday's down.
Reds second baseman Jonathan India has additionally raved about Votto.
"Joey accomplishes something cool each night," India said. "He's been a pioneer for us the entire year. He's enjoyable to watch. ... As Joey goes, we go."
In reality, Votto homered in Cincinnati's 5-3 success over Miami on Friday. Votto has dove deep multiple times in his previous 47 games. He likewise has 49 RBIs during that range.
Conversely, he had only eight homers and 29 RBIs in his initial 41 games this season.
In his previous 53 games, Votto has 20 homers and 49 RBIs. In his initial 47 games, he had eight homers and 32 RBIs.
The Reds on Saturday will begin lefty Wade Miley (10-4, 2.84 ERA). Miley has been extraordinary in five profession begins against the Marlins, going 2-2 with a 1.59 ERA.
Miley, who hasn't confronted Miami this year, has won six straight choices, and the Reds are 14-8 when he begins. He has 13 quality beginnings this year, remembering three for his previous four appearances.
The Marlins will be searching for cutters, which Miley tosses around 50% of the time. Miley doesn't toss hard, moderately talking, and flames his fastball just 16% of the time.
In the interim, Miami will begin youngster right-hander Zach Thompson (2-5, 2.91 ERA) on Saturday.
The Marlins are 3-8 when beginning Thompson, who has never confronted the Reds.
Thompson, who has lost his previous three choices, has three quality beginnings in 11 games this year.
Other than Votto, Thompson may be careful about Reds third baseman Mike Moustakas, who is late for a breakout game. Moustakas, a three-time All-Star and a World Series champion, went 0-for-4 on Friday, and his hitless streak is presently a profession most exceedingly awful 25 at-bats.
Miami is expecting to ride tenderfoot second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr., who went 2-for-4 with a three-run homer on Friday. He has 14 homers and 12 takes this year.
"He has consistently had great force, however his swing is improving and better," Mattingly said to describe Chisholm. "His swing is getting more focused, and he is beginning to comprehend it more. We are seeing the outcomes."
Sadly for Miami, Marlins hitters not named Chisholm went a joined 2-for-27 with 0 RBIs on Friday.
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Perez, Royals Aim To Extend Cubs' Home Skid
Catcher Salvador Perez is partaking in a lifelong year for the Kansas City Royals, who proceed with their three-game series against the host Chicago Cubs on Saturday.
The 31-year-old hit two of the Royals' season-high five homers in Friday's 6-2 triumph as Kansas City won for the fourth time in their last five games.
Perez, who arrived at his 10-year administration time achievement recently, gives no indications of dialing back with a vocation high 32 homers and 80 RBIs.
His 32 homers are fourth-most in the majors, behind Shohei Ohtani (40), Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (35) and Fernando Tatis Jr. (34).
"I'm anticipating seeing what his future will resemble, on the grounds that he will go down as probably the best catcher ever," partner Whit Merrifield said.
Perez was taken out from Friday's down in the eighth inning subsequent to taking a foul ball off his cap in the 6th. Director Mike Matheny said the catcher finished a blackout assessment after the challenge and could be in the setup on Saturday.
The Royals will hope to expand on their energy against Chicago, which has lost 11 straight at home. The streak is the club's second-longest in group history, following just a 12-game slide in 1994.
The Cubs are likewise 4-19 in their last 23 games, however one brilliant spot has been the play of 29-year-old freshman Patrick Wisdom, who drives all National League youngsters with 19 homers.
Offspring infielder Matt Duffy's 10-game hitting streak finished on Friday, yet Ian Happ conveyed a RBI single and has hit securely in seven of his last eight games.
Chicago's continuous tryout for next season's revolution proceeds with Saturday with youngster right-hander Keegan Thompson (3-2, 2.21 ERA).
The 26-year-old, who has pitched out of the warm up area for the majority of the period, was shipped off Triple-An Iowa on July 27 to function as a starter.
Thompson was exceptional for the Iowa Cubs, pitching 14 2/3 scoreless innings across four beginnings. He tossed 61 contributes his latest excursion, throwing 4 1/3 ideal innings with seven strikeouts last Sunday.
"It was great stuff," Cubs supervisor David Ross said. "Tossed strikes. Strikeouts in there. Only effective with his pitch blend. Simply a typical beginning where he ruled."
The Royals will counter with Kris Bubic (3-6, 5.09 ERA), who is hoping to ricochet back from a revolting excursion last Sunday. He permitted seven sudden spikes in demand for nine hits more than 1/3 innings in a 7-2 misfortune to St. Louis.
"Days like this occur," Bubic said. "I'm not going to overanalyze or do anything insane, yet clearly this current one's intense in light of the fact that that entire thing practically falls on me."
The 24-year-old left-hander is making his subsequent profession start against the Cubs. He permitted two runs more than six edges in a 6-1 misfortune at Kauffman Stadium on Aug. 5, 2020.
Tracker Dozier was not in the Royals' beginning arrangement Friday because of sickness yet struck out as a special hitter. Dozier has hit securely in 12 of his last 14 games, batting .318 (14-for-44) with two homers and five RBIs in that range.
Emmanuel Rivera began at third base instead of Dozier and hit his first profession homer in the fifth inning.