The left-hander Kyle Harrison will make his first start to the season for the Giants of San Francisco when they play the second competition in their three-game series at the Washington Nationals on Saturday afternoon.
Harrison, 23, enters the spot usually filled by Justin Verlander, who was placed on the wounded of 15 days listed this week with right pectoral pain.
The 31 appearances of the major Harrison league during its first two seasons began. This season, Harrison (0-0, 3.38 ERA) appeared in four games, all in relief.
“It’s cool,” he said about the starting opportunity. “I’m super excited to go out and compete. I’m ready to do it. I’m waiting, and now it’s my time. I’m ready to go.”
Harrison made six departures earlier this season in minors, and the Giants manager Bob Melvin, told MLB.com that Harrison could give the Giants about 60 throws on Saturday, then continue to resume his next round through rotation.
It is 0-0 with an MPM of 4.22 in two previous departures against Washington.
The nationals will thwart the right-hander Jake Irvin (3-1, 3.88). He won a victory against the Orioles last Saturday during his last outing, abandoning two points on five strokes in 6 1/3 in handles during the match 10-6. Irvin was marked out on a 6-0 first-hand advance advance and avoided giving up a home run for the first time in four departures.
“My things were good,” said Irvin, 28. “I think [catcher] Ardent [Ruiz] And I had a very good match plan. Keibert called a big game. We just tried to challenge the guys. “”
Irvin is 2-1 with an MPM of 4.00 in three career starts against the Giants.
Friday evening, Landen Roupp launched six-sleeves aimlessly for the Giants, who did just against the national leave Mackenzie Gore in a 4-0 victory.
Willy Adames’ single RBI broke 0-0 equality in the seventh. Wilmer Flores added a single RBI in the eighth, and the Giants also obtained races via a promenade loaded with bases and wild land.
Jung Hoo reached the base three times with two strokes and a walk and scored twice.
After the first two strikers reached Roupp in the seventh, Randy Rodriguez came and ended the threat by obtaining a stick with a stick and a dual -play land.
“He usually has the most difficult mission,” said Melvin about Rodriguez. “He comes with guys on the basis and he gives nothing.”
Luis Garcia Jr. succeeded two strokes for the Nationals, who saw their sequence of five consecutive victories.
One night after the national voltiseur Robert Hassell III made his debut with an effort 2 for 5, the voltiseur Daylen Lile went 1 for 2 during his beginnings. The 22 -year -old was called on Friday after the Voltger Jacob Young (the left on the AC shoulder) was placed on the 10 -day injured list.
Washington was scary when Gore left with an apparent injury during the seventh round. He had retired a return from his left leg at the start of the match, and the leg stiffens. He said after the match that he doesn’t expect it to be a problem.
In attack, the Nationals were excluded after scoring 37 points during their victories sequence.
“We have just moved away from our plan,” said manager Dave Martinez. “There were many more earthballs in traction. When we stayed on the ball, we hit it well on the other side of the field.”
– field level media
