The Chicago emotional cubs will turn to the right -handed Véta Colin Rea on Tuesday evening with the very purpose of their three -game series with the host Milwaukee and will return to a link with the Brewers at the top of the Central of the National League.
REA (8-4, 4.06 ERA), which launched the two previous seasons for Milwaukee, will oppose his right-wing comrade (9-2, 3.28). Priestter has won his last eight decisions.
Milwaukee moved a match in front of the Cubs with an 8-4 victory on Monday in the opening of the series one day when the Cubs lost their legendary second goal player, Ryne Sandberg, against prostate cancer at the age of 65.
Sandberg was an All-Star at 10 times and a winner of nine times Gold Glove in 15 seasons for the Cubs. He was chosen as the most useful player in the National League in 1984, when he struck 0.314 with totals of 114 points and 19 triple to go with 19 circuits and 84 points produced. He was inducted into the national baseball renowned temple in 2005.
After the defeat of the Cubs on Monday, the manager Craig Counsell said: “I just addressed the team and I told them the news of the death of Ryno. We are saddened by the loss of a great man.
“We were lucky as a group this year to have Ryno in spring training, and it was an honor to be with a man who fights for his life, but I wanted to come to the baseball park and spend his day with us. I know that it meant a lot for everyone in it. We are grateful that he was ready to spend his time with us when things were not very well.”
“So it’s a sad day for the Chicago Cubs, and he was a big little one.”
On Monday, the Brewers overcome a trembling departure from the recruit of the Jacob Miriorowski stars, which gave three points during the first round with the help of a wild land loaded and its own launch error.
Christian Yelich, Andrew Vaughn and Sal Frelick each dominated for Milwaukee.
Rea is 3-1 with an MPM of 3.04 in four starts in July, lasts at least five rounds each time.
He suffered the defeat during his last departure, granting six points (five deserved) and three circuits in five rounds during a defeat of 8-4 against Kansas City on Wednesday.
Rea abandoned 19 circuits, fifth more in the national league this season.
In his only appearance against Milwaukee, in 2020, he made three points on four strokes in 3 1/3 of sleeves in non-term.
Kyle Tucker extended her basic sequence at 17 games on Monday with a single and two walks.
After winning a victory during his last appearance in May, Priestter was 4-0 with 1.98 MPM in five games in June. It is 3-0 in four appearances, including three departures this month.
During his last departure, Priestter granted two points in seven rounds during a 10-2 victory in Seattle on Wednesday.
“Insidate our guys in the canoe, that’s my goal,” said Priestter after his last departure. “We were on a hot sequence, and it is so difficult to support this, right? This explains why it is so difficult to be in the big leagues and win matches here.”
PRIESTER is 0-0 with an MPM of 9.58 in two career apparitions against CUBS, including this season when he granted seven points in 4 1/3 rounds in early May.
Vaughn, acquired from the White Sox of Chicago last month for the Aaron Civale launcher, was called from Triple-A Nashville when the first Rhys Hoskins player went to the IL with a thumb injury. In 14 games with Milwaukee, Vaughn Bat .341 with four circuits, four doubles and 15 products.
The Brewers mixed their enclosure before the match on Monday, calling the right-hander Craig Yoho of Triple-A and sending the right-hander Tobias Myers.
Yoho relieved to start the ninth round on Monday and published a pair of two steps, forcing Trevor Megill to come and release the final.
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