Julio Urias was unlucky to return to the Dodgers after a month and a half absence due to injury.

Forty-four days after his last departure, Julio Urias played again this Saturday with the Los Angeles Dodgers. But the Mexican pitcher had a disappointing comeback. with the first inning in which the local Kansas City Royals scored five runs, some of which may have been undeserved.

A combination of flying balls hitting no-man’s land and defensive gaffes by the Dodgers hurt Julio Urias in that first inning. However, the left-hander from Culiacan managed to manage the situation and did not allow more damage. He left after three innings and 66 innings (43 strikes) in a 5-3 win for the Royals. He struck out two and walked two.

Perhaps the most important thing is that According to manager Dave Roberts, the Mexican didn’t take many hard hits and his hamstring felt good. during the match. Recovery from the muscle problem has been slow and has had some setbacks.

Julio Urias’ disappointing Kansas City first inning

Mykel Garcia received Urias with a direct hit into right field, where Mookie Betts failed to cut him off for a brace. Bobby Witt Jr. followed with the ball, which landed just behind the line behind first base and immediately The first try came when a weak ball from Salvador Pérez went out of the diamond where second baseman Miguel Vargas was due to play.except that it moved to the right due to Witt Jr.’s attempted theft.

After walking Nick Pratto in a 13-inning at-bat, Urias continued to get angry as Edward Olivares dominated a short flight to center. Second baseman Vargas caught a fly ball, but it took him too long to throw it to home plate, and Whitt made it 2–0 on hit and run.

The bases were loaded with Urias Field to the bottom of Matt Duffy, and Samad Taylor flew out for Betts, arguably the best outfielder in baseball that could be hit. His shot was good as Perez tried to score from third but catcher Will Smith failed to spot him in time. It was 3-0.

And what’s worse, Urias’ poor defensive support, Drew Waters blasted out to center, where outfielder James Outman initially made the mistake of stepping back. and could no longer reach the ball. The single allowed two more times to make it 5-0.

Garcia and Witt singled out Urias in the second inning, but the Mexican rallied and retired from a scoreless third despite leading with a walk. When Urias left, the score was 5:3.

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