Milwaukee Brewers back in a column of winnings 7-0 Victory with Arizona Diamondback on Friday evening. The day after watching his 12-string striking passion, the Gold Glove Second Baseman Brice Turang went 3-4 with two RBI and two points. Jackson Chourio went 1-5, but his only hit expanded his own streak to 13 games.
Christian Yelich and William Contreras went through a total of 1-8, but everyone was traveling in two runs.
Most of the brewer’s scoring took place at the peak of the ninth shift when they won four runs. However, the history of the game was Jose QuintanaThe latest initial Milwaukee brootor that debuted in the season.
Milwaukee Brewers Pitcher Jose Quintana defeated Arizona Diamondback for the first time in his career
Quintana signed a contract with Milwaukee after starting spring training at the beginning of this year. Both sides were apparently enclosed in intensive contract negotiations, which delayed its joining to the team. As a result, Quintana decided to accept a compact league task to start the season to continue her frame this season.
And his arrival on Friday could not come in a better time. The initial rotation of the brewers was devastated by injuries, and Freddy Peralta remained as the only robust forecast starter.
Quintana gave them everything they could count on their first start. He went seven other people, allowed our hits, without running and struck two. At the beginning of the game, he induced two double -game balls and chose a runner from the first base.
According to Bob NightngaleBrewer manager, Pat Murphy, said after the match: “I told him that I saw this performance, but for the first time I was happy with it.”
Historically, Quintana rushed very well against Milwaukee. But tonight, as a member of a team that has been harassing for years, the initial pitcher has joined the elite list of vigorous thrills.
Before the victory of Quintana, there were only four vigorous initial brooms with victories over all 30 MLB teams: Max Scherzeer, Justin Verlander, Gerrit Cole and Charlie Morton.
There are five of them now. Arizona was the only team that Quintana has not won in his long MLB career yet.
He is in some good company.
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