Philadelphia – Chris Sale has become the fastest launcher to reach 2,500 stick withdrawals, launched six goalless heats and the brave of Atlanta beat the Philadelphia 9-3 phillies Thursday evening to divide a double.
The Phillies won the afternoon match 5-4.
The sale struck Edmundo Sosa in sixth round for its eighth withdrawal to reach the course. He did it in 2,026 rounds, exceeding the record of 2,107⅔ established by Randy Johnson.
“I appreciate it for what it is, but I try not to be too taken in stuff like that right now,” said dirty to journalists, according to MLB.com. “I know what our work is here. And you have a good or a bad, the next is the most important.”
The sale has become the 40th launcher in the history of major leagues to reach 2,500 stick withdrawals and joined Clayton Kershaw, Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer as only active launchers to have reached this brand.
Sosa was the last sale of strikers. He only granted two strokes in six laundry rounds and improved at 3-3 with an MPM of 3.06 in the season.
“He does stuff from the fame of fame,” said the manager of the Braves, Brian Snitker, of the sale. “This guy is probably a big baseball fan that anyone, just the story of the game and the competition. He is a ball player, and it’s really cool to watch.”
Austin Riley had a double, a circuit and four products produced, Ozzie Albies succeeded and led in three and Luke Williams had a pair of points produced for the Braves, who broke a losing three game skid.
Zack Wheeler (6-2) granted six points in 5⅓ sleeves for the Phillies, which have lost only the second time in their last 13 games.
The information from the Associated Press was used in this report.
