The single of Rbi de Salvador Perez took equality at the top of the eighth round Friday evening and the Royals of Kansas City on visit stopped the San Diego Padres 6-5.
Perez hit Maikel Garcia, who opened the Channel with a simple Jason Adam (5-3) and reached the score position via the Vinnie Pasquantino march. Drew Waters nailed insurance later in the Channel with a single with two withdrawals that plated the twinge runner John Rave.
The Lucas Erceg lift (2-2) obtained victory despite having allowed a single of two game sleeves by Gavin Sheets at the end of the seventh which crowned the San Diego rally from a deficit of 4-0. Steven Cruz launched an eighth aimless and Carlos Estevez worked the ninth for his 22nd row of major leagues in 25 chances despite giving up Homer in Manny Machado, his 12th of the year.
Sheets struck the two starters of Sheets. Michael Lorenzen of Kansas City succeeded in the first 5 1/3 rounds, granting five strokes and two points with three goals on balls and four sticks to the stick. The right -hander of Padres, Nick Pivetta, lasted 4 2/3 innings, allowing six strokes and four points while walking two and on Wiffing three.
After launching seven two-point ball handles on Sunday in an 8-2 victory in Arizona, Pivetta met instant troubles. He suspended a curve at Bobby Witt Jr. with one at the first in the first, and Witt exploded in the seats on the left for his 10th circuit.
Pivetta was able to keep the Royals in check until the fifth. After walks in Freddy Fermin and Nick Loftin, Kyle Isbel scraped them. Jonathan India conceded them by crunching a three -point circuit in the left center, his fourth.
Luis Trouez obtained San Diego on the painting in his half of the fifth by caressing a single twice for the center on the right which marked Trenton Brooks. The pinch shot Jose Iglesias made 4-2 in the sixth by pushing a simple right which plated Xander Bogaerts.
Bogaerts won successes during his first three strikers, giving him eight consequences on Wednesday. The sequence, which equaled the franchise record, ended when it was released in the ninth.
Garcia and India won three strokes each for Kansas City.
– Field level media
