Phillies wastes another Walker start, to explode at DC originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia
Washington – Cade Cavalli and the Nationals silenced the Phillies offensive on Saturday.
Taijuan Walker gave another solid departure, but the phillies fell to a 2-0 defeat in the Nationals Park. They will try to divide their series of four games at DC on Sunday.
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Cavalli launched seven laundry rounds and marked his first MLB victory. He scattered seven strokes, withdrew five years and did not work.
Walker recorded 6 and 2/3 rounds and granted six strokes, two walks and two points. During his last three departures, he launched 18 and 2/3 rounds and only granted three points. The era of Walker’s season is 3.34.
Phillies had a basic error in the first two sleeves. Trea Turner doubled the line of the right field to lead the game, then tried to steal its third base in two days. Cavalli caught up with her before launching a field in Kyle Schwarber, leaving the rubber and easily throwing Turner in third row.
With Brandon Marsh in the second base during the second round, Cavalli aligned Harrison Bader’s hard ground in the middle and Marsh failed in his dashboard for the third. Max Kepler followed by stealing on the warning track of the center left.
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The phils also failed with the runners in the score position the following two rounds. Kepler finished in a double end of the round game with runners in the corners of the fourth.
Walker was effective out of the doors, yielding a single Baserunner in the first three sleeves and launching 30 throws.
He struck his places well and followed noise game plans for each striker. Walker turned more to his separator than usual, obtained regular earth bullets and looked comfortable.
The 33 -year -old right day left the course in fifth round. Dylan Crews has reached a walk at an outing and Brady House struck a single eye seen in the central field. Walker withdrew Jacob Young, but James Wood gave Washington the lacing head a Walker separator in the center -right gap for a double of two RBIs.
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The release of Walker ended after Jacob Young aligned a simple opposite field with two withdrawals in the sixth. Jordan Romano came to face Wood and hit him.
Cavalli crossed the sixth and seventh rounds, removing the phils in order. The left-handed relief Jose A. Ferrer launched a 1-2-3 eighth.
Ferrer remained on the ninth mound. JT Realmuto has torn a single to one, but the phils did not have a return to the store. Marsh ended and a rotary Bader at a change of 1-2.
Almost at home
The phils will start early on Sunday for the final action of their 10 game road trips. The final of the series is scheduled for 11:35 am
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By entering this game, the phillies are 70-53 in total and 5-4 traveling. Aaron Nola (1-7, 6.16 ERA) will oppose Mitchell Parker (7-13, 5.55 ERA). Phillies manager Rob Thomson said the club would “probably” activate Alec Bohm.
