The Venezuelan pitcher, Pablo Lopez He handcuffed the Chicago Cubs bats in the victory of his team, the Miami Marlins, in a game played this Saturday at Wrigley Field, United States, sports media reported.
In this way, the strong clubhouse of the Cubs can do nothing about the quality of their shipments, with which they limited them to only one uncatchable, seven fans in a clear demonstration of control over the strike zone. Of his 93 pitches, 63 were strikes.
His extraordinary performance was solidly backed by the power of Adam Duvall, who hit a pair of home runs off Jake Arrieta to drive in four runs.
Likewise, the Creole Jesús Aguilar (3-1, 265) drove 1 to reach 50, maintaining second place in the National League along with Fernando Tatis Jr., both just two precisely behind Duvall.
On the return of Miguel Rojas from the disabled list (who had not played since May 27), he went 5-1 with two strikeouts (.265).
For the Cubs, José Lobatón was 3-1 (.000) and Anthony Ortega was 2-1 (.179).
The winner Pablo López, leaves his mark at 3-4 with 2.86, in his best start of this year.
Very good, Pablito. #TogetherMiami pic.twitter.com/JSXGPZ83q3
— Miami Marlins (@Marlins) June 19, 2021
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