Hitting for the cycle when Cardinals’ Nolan Arenado loses to the Phillies

Philadelphia (AP) —Darick Hall’s tiebreak home run is the third straight shot since it was called, and Rhys Hoskins went deep to add an insurance run to the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday night. Defeated St. Louis Cardinals 5-3.

Hall defeated 3 All-Thais for the sixth time when he led a 79 mph change-up from Miles Mikolas (5-6) to the right seat. Since arriving from Triple A Lee High Valley on Wednesday, all three hits in the hall have been home runs. The 26-year-old Hall was deepened twice by Philadelphia’s 14-4 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night.

Hoskins gave Philadelphia a home ring in his third straight game, giving Philadelphia a two-run cushion. This is a solo shot deep into the center left.

Mickey Moniak has added an RBI double to Philadelphia. Philadelphia will play six of the next nine games against St. Louis.

Phillies is 19-8 years old, as interim manager Rob Thomson took over Joe Girardi, who was fired last month.

Jose Alvarado (2-1) threw two-thirds unscored innings for victory, and Brad Hand threw a scoreless nine for a third save with four chances. rice field.

Cardinals’ Nolan Arenado hit his second cycle in his career and 17th in Cardinals history. After the grounder who hit the glove of third baseman Matt Vierling scored a RBI, he won the first RBI triple, the third two-run home run, the sixth double, and the eighth single.

Phillies took advantage of Arenado’s fifth error when he drew the match on three runs. Garrett Stubbs led to third base with a smashing grounder, but was out of Arenado’s glove and Stubbs was the first to reach it. After Vierling’s single, Moniak doubled to the right center wall and won Stubbs. Vierling and Moniak scored on Kyle Schwarber’s ground out and Hoskins’ sacrifice fly.

Micolas left after 5.1 innings, striking out and two walks, winning two out of four runs with six hits.

Phillies starter Bailey Falter buried the injured right-handed Zach Eflin (a bruise on his right knee) and gave up five hits, three runs, five strikeouts and one step in four innings.

Arenado’s 1st place triple and 3rd place Homer raised the Cardinals to 3-0. He also hit a cycle hit on June 18, 2017.

Replay reversal

Phillies successfully challenged the two calls. Initially, Nick Castellanos of Philadelphia was called in tag play while running from the first to the second, but after a video review it was determined to be the second safest. For the seventh time, Cardinals’ Tommy Edman was considered out in pick-off play after a video review overturned a safe call on the field.

Thanks to Albert

Phillies gave Albert Pujols a visit scoreboard “STL” sign in recognition of his 22-year career. Pujols, who played in 683 home runs, announced in March that he would retire after this season. He went 3-0 with two strikeouts.

Trainers room

Braves: 2B Nolan Gorman played on Friday after missing the last two games with a bruise on his left hand, but wasn’t in the starting lineup for a pitching match, manager Oliver Marmol said. I told you before. … LHP Steven Matz (Left Shoulder Impingement) will start rehab on Saturday with Triple A Memphis, aiming for 3 innings and 45 pitches. Matz left the start on May 22 after feeling discomfort in his shoulders. … OF Tyler O’Neal (left hamstring strain) missed 11 games in a row. He is running and is aiming for a rehab mission on Monday, Marmol said.

Phillies: Star Slugger’s Bryce Harper was unable to compete in the fifth consecutive contest after a successful surgery on his broken left thumb on Wednesday. Harper wasn’t in the club on Friday, but he’s expected to rejoin the team soon. … Ephrin received a cortisone shot earlier this week and is expected to miss at least one more start.

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