The Colorado Rockies were legally better on the road to home this season, but their short trek started badly on Friday evening.
Friday, Colorado made a decision of 10-6 at the Brewers of Milwaukee in the opening of a series of three games.
The teams will meet again on Saturday afternoon when the Rockies send Antonio Senzatela (3-10, 6.48 ERA) against Quinn Priestter (5-2, 3.68) of the Brewers in a right-handed confrontation.
The Colorado had won seven of its 10 games on the previous road before losing against the Brewers on Friday evening. Senzatela will try to involve his team even in the series when he was for his third consecutive victory after starting the season with a 1-10 file.
Senzatela faces Milwaukee for the eighth time in her career and the second time this season. He granted nine points (eight deserved) in 4 1/3 rounds in Denver on April 9 to fall to 1-1 with a 5.09 MPM against Brewers in his career.
Senzatela may not have the goodman recipient hunter behind the plate, because the latter is dealing with the hamstrings and is on a daily basis. Goodman was one of the offensive light points of the Rockies, but Brenton Doyle begins to show signs that he comes out of his prolonged collapse.
Doyle strikes only 0.196 after doing 1 for 4 Friday evening, but hit the ball recently, including a home run from the Los Angeles Dodgers star, Clayton Kershaw on Thursday.
“You have to remember:” Hey, you hit the Dur balloon. You are not very lucky. “Sometimes the game requires luck,” said Doyle. “” “As much as you want to panic, be frustrated, panic, whatever, because your average percentage or on a base is not where you want it, you have to keep the course. “”
PRIESTER makes his second start to the season – and his career – against Colorado. His other outing was his debut for the Brewers on April 10 when he abandoned a round in five rounds in the event of non-decision.
Milwaukee acquired Boston Prayer just before the Colorado series to strengthen his rotation which was touched by injuries. He started 10 of his 14 appearances this season, including each of his last three games.
PRIESTER has been clear since its agreement with seven points in 4 1/3 rounds at the Chicago Cubs on May 2. During his last nine departures since then, he has an MPM of 2.64 and has the same state of mind as a starter and a lifter.
“If I come to the third round or to the fourth round, make the ground,” said Prayer. “Just because it’s the third round or the fourth round, there is no excuse not to make this land.
“To have this state of mind, I think, attenuated all the” oh, well, it seems different, and it is not something to which I am generally used. “Because the wait is the same.
– Field level media