Kyle Schwarber completed its 38th circuit of the year and Cristopher Sanchez launched eight-sleeves aimlessly to help the Philadelphia Phillies host at a 2-0 victory on Sunday evening on the Tigers de Detroit.
Sanchez (10-3) granted five strokes and withdrew six in eight rounds. It was dominant throughout, launching only 84 throws and allowing Tigers to reach the third goal only twice. It is the 17th time this season that the left -hander has granted two points or less.
Jhoan Duran arrived in the ninth round to record his 18th stop for the season and second on the weekend since he was obtained from Minnesota on Wednesday. He launched 10 of his 12 locations out of 100 MPH, including one at 103.3 mi / h in Riley Greene.
Philadelphia has won three of his last five games and has moved half a game in front of the New York dishes at the top of the NL East ranking.
The phillies opened the scoring in the second round when Max Kepler ended at the second goal, allowing Nick Castellanos to score.
Philadelphia was fortunate to add in his advance in the sixth round, Schwarber reaching the third time after his double double and his choice of defender, but the phillies left him blocked.
Detroit had the opportunity to mark its first round in seventh round with runners the second and third and first. However, Jahmai Jones was thrown at home when Andy Ibanez struck a group and the third basic player Edmundo Sosa threw the JT Realmuto receiver for the label.
After this game, Detroit loaded the bases, but Welfing Perez sinked into a force. The tigers were 0 for 5 with runners in a score position for the game.
Schwarber exploded his Homer 435 feet in the central field in the eighth lifter Tyler Holton to close the score. It was his eighth home run since the stars break.
Tigers starter Charlie Morton (7-9), a 41-year-old right-hander who was obtained from Baltimore shortly before the trade deadline, withdrew six, granting a point on four strokes in six rounds.
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