Phillie’s complete second episode in a row with Suarez ‘third Judel in a row – NBC Sports Philadelphia

Denver – Ranger Suarez is usually efficient, but Ranger Suarez am Golfaway? Against the worst team in baseball? With a Home Plate referee, whose strike zone listened until the 1990s?

It is a winning formula and it worked for the Phillies on Thursday afternoon when they defeated the Rocky Mountains 2-0 to complete a sweep. The Phils had successive series against the two worst crimes in baseball, the pirates and rockies, and won all seven games.

The Phillies came back on Monday to defeat the Rockies with eight runs in the last three innings. On Tuesday they led wire-to-wire. You have never driven three times on Wednesday and nine runs. And they excluded the Rockies in the 2-hour, 19-minute series finale on Thursday.

“On the day we don’t get many runs, we did a lot of well and played good defense,” said manager Rob Thomson. “It was very satisfying.”

Suarez only had a 1-2-3 inning, but ran only a few deep counts and started the sixth inning with only 64 parking spaces. He left two men on the base and two outs in seventh place for Orion Kerkering, who jumped up Hunter Goodman on a field to keep the Phillies by two.

Suarez delivered 6⅔ goalless innings and has emerged in his last three starts, which allowed three runs in 20 ° C.

“Good,” said Suarez about his excursion, “especially in this type of environment, in which their parking spaces do not do the same thing that they usually make moving. The cutter worked well.

On Thursday, Suarez also benefited from an extremely wide and temporary strike zone from Home Plate Referee Jonathan Parra. The Rockies had runners on the corners with two outs in the third inning of a goalless game when Suarez threw a 92 miles per hour almost, which was two full baseballs out of the plate. Parra rumg up Goodman, who may have demonstrated more if he were so shocked. The catcher Rafael Marchan already threw the ball to Suarez and looked surprised himself.

Parra’s eyes deceived him again in the fifth when he called Jordan Beck and looked at a sink under the zone and well inside. Beck was apoplectic, and Parra quickly meant the Rockies Interim Manager Warren Schaeffer to get his player before ejecting it. The Rockies are 8-42, but Parra was worse on Thursday.

The first run of the Phillies was not deserved, the result of a mistake with the fourth inning of Shortstop Ezequiel Tovar and an RBI double by Bryce Harper, who is 14-against-28 with four doubles, a Homer and nine RBI during the seven games.

They added another in the seventh when Kyle Schwarber drove with a walk and chopped all the way from the first base to score on a Max Kepler double. Kepler was cold in four straight series against the rays, guards, cardinals and pirates, but a little 5: 13 with three doubles in the last four games.

The Phillies used Colorado’s mistakes all week on the base paths and on the field. The Rockies threw two potential outstanding on the first basis in the right field and had two balls in the outer field, which advanced three Baserunner and made an attempt to take an additional basis twice if four runs have no longer dropped. You are not only Normalthey are Historically bad.

“It certainly helped, but I think we also played good baseball,” said Thomson. “We swung the bats very well in the first three games, got some timely hits today, very well positioned today. I think we kept capital, but that was not the main factor.”

Jordan Romano completed the game, his ninth, straight-the-goal appearance, six of which were 1-2-3. The Phillies swept the season series and won all seven over the Rockies with an average number of points of 6: 2. The Phils are 32-18 and now have the best street record in the National League with 15-10.

The Mets were gone on Thursday, so that the Phils won another half game and led two in the NL Ost. You have the chance to expand the gap this weekend when you face a last-placed athletics team while the Mets organize the Dodgers.

“We gather in the right way with our pitching, with our beating,” said Suarez. “If we keep doing things right, we will be in a good place.”