SF Giants wins the road trip from the road behind the first jewel of the year of webbb

Houston – Logan Webb is now a different launcher from last year. He changed his mechanics. It has increased its cutting use. He changed his change.

Basically, he remains the AS of the Giants of the Staff.

Webb has filmed in the first of many quality departures while the Giants (4-1) beat the Astros of Houston (2-3) Tuesday evening in Daikin Park, 3-1, allowing a deserved race on seven sleeves with six sticks to the stick, the only Blip on its line being a solo home.

One of the best Baseball’s ground launchers, Webb induced three double players, including none of which was greater than that of the sixth round. After the single of Chas McCormick, webb forced Jose Altuve to strike in a double game 5-4-3, letting out a roar of emotion and slamming his right hand in his glove. It was a satisfactory revenge slice for Webb, which allowed a solo circuit from Altuve to the fourth.

To spend seven rounds, webb was responsible for dealing with the heart of Houston’s order for the third time. Webb authorized the link race on the basis while Isaac Paredes struck a single in advance, but Webb proceeded to the exit of Yordan Alvarez and Christian Walker, then to make Yainer Diaz succeeded in the end of the round.

Tyler Rogers found himself in his own critical situation, abandoning simple consecutive two strokes at the bottom of the Astros Order who prepared the land for Altuve. Daikin Park rugged in anticipation of another great success in Altuve, but Rogers induced an end of the round and escaped without allowing a race. Ryan Walker closed the door to the ninth, recording his second stop of the season.

Heliot Ramos struck his third circuit of the year, fighting an account of 0-2 to draw a line of 108.3 mi / h in the Crawford boxes. With the Homer, Ramos became the third giant player to start a season with an additional success in five consecutive games, joining Willie Mays (1971) and Felipe Alou (1963).

Willy Adames recorded his first additional blow in a giant uniform, leading in two points with a double. Christian Koss made his debut in the major league, taking a walk in his first appearance and marking on the double of Adames.