Royals lose 3-1 against twins on the Homerun from Walkoff Ty France

Well, it was indeed the promised matter with a low score, but it was the same parts frustrating and fascinating.

Unfortunately, Royal-Killer Ty France claimed his presence against the best helper of the Royals, Lucas Erceg. He left a slider over the middle of the plate, and France did not miss. He blew it up in the Twins Bullpen in the left field for a Walkoff Homerun and won the game for the twins 3-1.

Although the royals only achieved one run through nine innings, many chances against Pablo López and the Bullpen had many chances. It didn’t have to be a Walkoff situation. The Royals received seven hits in 5 ²⁄₃ Innings in front of López, a very hard pitcher, made 1-10 with runners in the goal position. It just won’t do that.

The only run they did was the first inning. Jonathan India was hit by a pitch and used in second place on a single from Vinnie Pasquantino. Cavan Biggio completed a line drive to the right field gap for a double to achieve India. That was it!

They wasted a Leadoff double from Freddy Fermín in the second. In the third inning you had the first and second place with an out. Bobby Witt Jr. India held the seventh with a walk. Maikel Garcia performed the eighth hit with a goal, but was picked up.

The ninth inning was the only inning where the Royals had no Baserunner. As I said … many chances to score! You just couldn’t do the job.

It was a waste of Noah Cameron’s performance.

Cameron was in 6 brilliant ²⁄₃ Innerings. He didn’t even go a man until the 7th, after which he was finally removed. He only allowed four goals and had eight strikes. The only running run that Cameron allowed was a Carlos Correa Homerun. It wasn’t that bad a field -a high 90 km / h fasting ball -but Correa simply musced it to the deepest part of the baseball stadium.

And he did everything with only 82 pitches. This walk may have been a little too wild for the Q.

However, it is astonishing that the royals can perform a “next guy” like this. I am not used to the fact that the royals only pink a man out of the AAA and put it in the rotation and simply continue to plan. I will estimate that, regardless of the result of the game itself (which in turn was frustrating).

I’m afraid we will continue to see that the royals offensive weaken brilliant pitching services for the entire season. You cannot continue to achieve and expect to win. You know, we know everyone knows.

It is only due to the boys to carry out runners on the base.

The royals fall to 28-24 with the loss. The twins move to 28-22. Cleveland also won against the tigers this evening and so they are connected to the twins for second place in the Al center.

The royals and twins will play again on Saturday in a afternoon game that starts at 1.10 p.m. US Central.