NEW YORK – Right-hander Aaron Nola pitched the Philadelphia Phillies’ second nine-inning shutout this season en route to a 4-0 victory at the home of the New York Mets on Tuesday afternoon.
Nola only gave up four hits to the Mets to get the 27 outs needed. He recorded eight strikeouts.
The 30-year-old Phillies ace is off to an excellent start to the campaign: in fact, this performance marked the third time he has worked at least eight innings on the mound.
Nola’s performance (5-2) aligns with the Phillies’ collective success over the past month.
Their victory on Tuesday was their 30th in the regular season in just 43 games. This is the second best record in their history at this stage of the season.
For the team led by Rob Thomson, Alec Bohm had two hits and produced two runs.
Elevated to third in the batting order, Bryson Stott produced the insurance point, in addition to drawing three walks in the match.
As for the Mets, they now have a record of 19-22, which puts them fourth in the NL East, behind the Phillies, the Atlanta Braves and the Washington Nationals.
Elsewhere in Major Baseball:
Washington 6 – White Sox de Chicago 3 (1er match)
WAS : Joey Meneses had four hits and drove in two runs.
CWS : Eloy Jiménez (5) hit a home run.
Washington 0 – White Sox de Chicago 4 (2e match)
WAS : The Nationals were held to four hits.
CWS : Andrew Vaughn (2 and 3) produced all his points with two circuits.
Miami – Detroit
MIA : Jesús Sánchez produced the only run of the game with a grounder to the infield in the tenth.
THAT: Wenceel Pérez had two of the Tigers’ four hits.
Tampa Bay 4 – Boston 5 (12 rounds)
TB : Josh Lowe (1) and Randy Arozarena (8) hit home runs.
BOS : Ceddanne Rafaela (4) was the author of a solo circuit.
Chicago Cubs 0 – Atlanta 7
CHI : The Cubs were limited to three hits.
ATL : Matt Olson (5) drove in four runs, including three with a home run. Michael Harris (4) also homered. Chris Sale signed a 6th victory in 7 decisions.
Yankees of NY 5 – Minnesota
NYY : Giancarlo Stanton (9) stretched his arms for the Bronx Bombers.
MIN : Ryan Jeffers (10) produced his team’s only point with a single swing.
Pittsburgh 3 – Milwaukee 4
PIT : Nick Gonzales (1) and Connor Joe (6) hit home runs for the Pirates who were limited to three hits.
MIL : Sal Frelick (1) drove in two runs with a home run.
Cleveland 7 – Texas 4
CLE : Josh Naylor (12) drove in three runs.
TEX : Adolis García (9), Corey Seager (5) and Nathaniel Lowe (2) hit home runs.
Oakland 1 – Houston 2
OAK : Abraham Toro was hitting 1st for the A’s. He provided two hits in five appearances, and scored his club’s only run.
NEW: The victory went to reliever Josh Hader (2-3), who collected three strikeouts in two innings of work.
St. Louis 7 – LA Angels 6
STL : The victory went to Sonny Gray (5-2) despite allowing five earned runs in six innings.
LAA : In the defeat, Logan O’Hoppe hit a three-run home run (3).
Cincinnati 6 – Arizona 2
CIN : Hunter Greene (2-2) overpowered the D-backs’ hitters for seven innings on the mound.
ARI : The finalists of the last World Series find themselves three games under .500, at 20-23.
Colorado 6 – San Diego 3
COL : Left-hander Cal Quantrill (3-3) allowed just one run in six innings on the mound.
SD : Luis Arraez and Fernando Tatis Jr. each collected two hits.
Kansas City 4 -Seattle 2
KC : Michael Wacha (3-4) allowed only one earned run in six innings of work.
SEA : Luke Raley (3) stretched his arms in the loss for the Mariners.
LA Dodgers 10 – San Francisco 2
LAD : Shohei Ohtani has reached a dozen home runs this season.
SF : Right-hander Keaton Winn (3-6) gave up five earned runs in four innings.
Toronto – Baltimore (match postponed by rain)
2024-05-15 06:41:59
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