Last Thursday Mexican pitcher Julio Urias received punishment from St. Louis Cardinals in battle 16-8 they suffered Los Angeles Dodgers in that Bush Stadium in St. Louis and at the end of the meeting the manager Dave Roberts He expressed his perception of this autumn.
“Defeat is defeat, but it’s never nice to get your ass kicked like that. It’s not good to be beaten.”, said. Angeleno will have a chance to make amends this Friday and Saturday.
The strategist also hinted that perhaps the players St. Louis Cardinals They would have deciphered the Mexican’s pitches, despite the fact that it seemed that “they were in everything.” About the start of the season dodgers, Roberts He said he didn’t understand what was going on with bad timing.
“It’s been two weeks since we won back-to-back games… I don’t really know the inconsistencies and reasons”he expressed himself.
resounding defeat
‘Kulich’ Yesterday, he had the worst performance of his MLB career, hitting four home runs in one inning, six runs, seven hits and two walks. His ERA was 4.39 and his record was 5-4.
Wilson Contreras He was the first to hit a Sinaloan with a three-run home run. Consistently they joined the party Juan Yepes, Nolan Gorman And Paul DeJong. At the beginning of the fourth episode opens Uriah this ended after the manager decided to take the ball from him.
During May, the Aztec pitcher scores two wins and no decisions against Philadelphia Phillies And San Diego Padres. This fall also allowed him to enter negative historical records. dodgersas he became the second pitcher in the franchise to hit four home runs in the same inning.
The ballast of the record negative weighed exclusively on the figure Ben Wade when he was severely punished New York Giants coincidentally in the month of May, the 28th of 1954.
“I didn’t have enough”
Julio Urias He also showed his face at the end of the commitment and stated that what was achieved St. Louis Cardinals This is the merit of his leaders, and he believes that he could not live up to this. “I really felt good and I was preparing for a rematch with these guys, but I didn’t make it. You must give them credit. You must give them credit. They really gave it to us and we just need to get back to work for the next one.”
Source: La Opinion
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