Nathan Ufaldi completely dominates Yanxiz

Arlington, Texas – the last thing that an eager team needs is that Nathan Yuvaldi stands on the hill.

But this was the case for Liangez on Tuesday night and went as expected.

Eovaldi dominated Yankees, which only allowed the hostility of one base across eight closed roles on a night when only two groups mobilized in a total of 2-0 loss to Rangers In Globe Life Field.

“He uses all his stadiums, works on all parts of the area, and does a good job in throwing strikes with all stadiums,” said Aaron Jadz, who went to 0 to 3 with his return from the affected list. “So, you should be disciplined when you encounter such a person. He made some difficult stadiums that kept us for the bases for a long time. He couldn’t get anything against him.”

Anthony Volp was responsible for the only blow from Eovaldi, where he recorded a double bustle with two rejectionists in the third half.

Ryan McMahon led the ninth with one against Phil Matton, but it was quickly erased When Giancarlo Stanton’s pinch is based on double play Before Trent Grieham came out to end it.

Yovaldi, who struck six, was launched in July, where he abandoned two winners in 30 ²/₃ roles. The third beginner, opposed in the past four matches to close Yankees-two others, have become Marlins’ Eury Pérez and Edward Cabrara, who gathered in 12 roles from one ball from four strikes during the weekend.

Director Aaron Bon said: “We have faced (Ufaldi) a lot over the years,” said director Aaron Bonn. “We have achieved some success, but he had a lot of nights as he was really behaving against us. This was true there. We got it in playing, but in reality it is not a lot of intense contacts at all.”

The only condolences for Liangez was that the judge had reported his “wonderful” physical “in his first match since July 25, the day that he had previously diagnosed with the rhetoric of the right elbow.

“The results were not present, but I got their escalation and we will get this right.”

The calm attack by Yankees helped reduce their grip in a separate match. They lead the final of the final Al Wild-Card with half a game.

The judge said: “We got some work to do.” “There are a lot of things for cleaning. But the boys here are launched to change all of this and get things properly. We have got great football here. It’s a lot of mistakes everywhere, some mental errors and physical errors, but we have to fix them and we must fix them now.”

“We have to look at ourselves in the mirror. It begins with every individual alone, to say,” Hey, I have to escalate, I have to be better. “