Washington – Shohei era On Monday evening I got back on the plate and fell only a double short beating for the cycle.
The triple MVP became, tripled, tripled, characterized and walked, finished 3 to 4 with two RBI in Los Angeles Dodgers‘ 6-4 loss to Washington Nationals. It was a nice bounce for the era after leaving 1 to 11 in the weekend series in Philadelphia.
With Dodgers after two runs and Max Muncy On the third base with two outputs in the ninth shift of the era went after the splitter with the full number of the Nationals Kyle Finnegan.
“He was really good there,” Finnegan said. “He also knows the situation. He knows that I will not give him anything good to hit. He’s a professional. He worked on a bat and I could sneak back there 3-2. If I wanted to get him out, it was because he was going to chase something from the zone and did my job and took the ball.”
Mookie Betts Then he grounded to end the game.
However, the era focused more on the called Third Strike, which took the runner on board the eighth.
“My approach really doesn’t change – it’s really to get to the base,” he said through the translator. “The fourth AT-BAT I really had to take a hack and find out what would happen.”
Manager Dodgers Dave Roberts thought that the era was in his last plate of unobey when he pulled a walk with the game on the line.
“It’s hard to say he fought, but he was locked tonight,” Roberts said. “Even the last AT-BAT to earn a walk versus Finnegan and not trying to chase the cycle, talk about being a team player and a baton. He had an excellent night.”
On the side of the pitching, the era throwing bulls and approaching the launch practice as a two -way superstars from the elbow surgery.
“I feel pretty good where I am physically,” he said. “There is some limitation, as I have to throw hard or how many types of courses that allow me to throw. Once it is erased, I will be able to do everything above. I feel quite well throwing a living bp.”
