The Astros of Houston on Visit will seek to convert their score opportunities when they face the Brewers Milwaukee Tuesday in the second competition in the three -game series.
The recruit Chad Patrick (1-3, 2.87 ERA) will start for brewers against his right-handed colleague Hayden Wesneski (1-2, 3.86).
Christian Yelich, who played in his 1500th career match, completed a two-point circuit and Tobias Myers granted a point in 5 1/3 innings in the 5-1 victory of Milwaukee during the opening of the series on Monday.
The Astros, who lost four series of consecutive roads, had nine shots in the first match, but failed eight, whose bases loaded in sixth round when they marked their only race to reduce the advance to 3-1.
“This sixth round, we had the opportunity to capitalize,” said Astros Manager Joe Espada. “We just have to relax and let the game come to us. I think that sometimes we tried hard, tried to make great success for our team.”
“This offense will explode very soon,” he said. “We just have to stay positive.”
Wesneski, who divided time between the enclosure of the lifts and the start of the three -seasle rotation with the Cubs of Chicago, was used exclusively as a starter with the Astros. For his career, Wesneski is 1-0 with an MPM of 1.86 in five appearances (start) against the Brewers, all as a child.
He made a hard defeat during his previous departure, granting two points in five rounds during a 2-0 defeat at Kansas City.
Jeremy Pena stop stop extended her sequence of nine game strikes with a simple in advance in the first round. Pena strikes 0.368 with a circuit, two doubles and four points produced during this period.
The Astros placed the Voltueur Yordan Alvarez on the wounded list of 10 days on Monday with an inflammation of the workforce and the recipient recalled Cesar Salazar of Triple-A Sugar Land. Alvarez, who struck 0.308 last season and hit at least 31 circuits each last four seasons, only strikes 0.210 with three circuits.
Milwaukee has not lost a series against Houston at home since September 2012. The Astros have been winning the last two games to take the series, but have not won consecutive games in Milwaukee since 2006.
Patrick lost his last three departures, granting seven points in 16 rounds during this period. During his last outing, he granted three points in six strokes in 5 2/3 innings, launching a career summit of 102 throws, in an 8-0 defeat at the Chicago White Sox.
“He was pending,” said Brewers Manager Pat Murphy. “I thought he helped us a heap. Our enclosure of the readers was exhausted today, obviously, and it was crucial that he went deeply, and he did it. All adversity he had, he fought. The line will not be as beautiful as he launched. He launched very well.”
The Brewers Sal FRALLICK voltiseur, who left Sunday’s match against the Cubs with a painful left knee, was out of alignment on MRI on MRI on MRI on MRIGNATION and inflammation. He should not go to the injured list.
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