started for the second time and pitched three shutout innings. Patrick Corbin made his second start, pitching three innings and allowing an unearned run on two hits.įan favourite Willians Astudillo homered and had two hits for Minnesota, and newcomer Lucas Duda singled and hit his first double. Nationals newcomer Kurt Suzuki homered for the first time, a two-run shot. Ender Inciarte singled twice, scoring a run for Atlanta.īrandon Snyder hit a grand slam and Adam Eaton doubled in a run and walked twice for Washington. Jordan Zimmermann made his second start, pitching three innings and giving up a run, three hits and a walk while striking out four.īraves left-hander Max Fried left in the second inning because of a cut on his left pinky. Nicholas Castellanos had two singles and an RBI. Miguel Cabrera hit his first spring home run, adding a single and driving in three for Detroit. Catching prospect Aramis Garcia homered, as did Jonah Arenado, the younger brother of Rockies slugger Nolan Arenado.
Ian Kinsler had a three-run double, and Nick Margevicius pitched three innings and struck out four.ĭrew Pomeranz pitched three innings in the start for the Giants, striking out three but giving up four runs and five hits. It was his first spring game after signing a $300 million, 10-year contract. Manny Machado made his Padres debut at third base and drew a walk. Syndergaard walked Alex Bregman to load the bases with two outs but escaped unscathed when he struck out Brantley looking. George Springer stole two bases and Jose Altuve one off Syndergaard in the third. Michael Brantley had an RBI single for Houston. Edwin Diaz, the Mets new closer, made his first appearance, walking two and striking out one in a scoreless inning. Wilson Ramos’ first home run as a Met was a two-out grand slam after Robinson Cano reached base on an error to extend the fifth inning. Verlander gave up two hits and one run - Michael Conforto’s solo homer - and struck out four over three innings. The Mets star walked five in 2 2/3 innings but allowed no hits and just an unearned run. Noah Syndergaard struggled with his control in a matchup against Justin Verlander.
Miguel Andujar had an RBI double and singled. Jordan Lyles struggled in his second start for the Pirates, allowing three runs, seven hits and two walks in three innings.Įstevan Florial, New York’s top prospect, had two doubles, driving in a run and scoring another. Top prospect Ke’Bryan Hayes doubled and walked, scoring two runs. They were screaming.”Ĭorey Dickerson had a triple and a double, driving in two runs for Pittsburgh. “I heard them from the beginning,” Farquhar said. Madison could be heard yelling “Daddy” from the stands. “I’ve never been high-fived so much giving up five runs in my career,” Farquhar said.įarquhar’s wife, Lexie, and children Madison (7), Landon (3) and Liam (1) were among a dozen family members and friends at the game. Even though it didn’t go great, I think he really appreciated how special it was for him to be back out on a mound.”įarquhar’s teammates moved to the top step of the third base dugout and clapped as he walked off the mound with his glove held in his right hand. “I found myself a little more emotional than I even thought. “The fact that he’s on the mound and gotten to this point is pretty awesome,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. He is in camp with the Yankees on a minor league deal. (AP Photo/Matt York)įarquhar allowed three hits and walked two while throwing 19 pitches in the fourth inning. and Hunter Renfroe (10) score on a double by teammate Ian Kindler during the second inning of a spring training baseball game against the San Francisco Giants, Saturday, March 2, 2019, in Peoria, Ariz. I felt like a baseball player, again.” San Diego Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. Obviously, the results weren’t great but I call it a good day. The right-hander got one out and was charged with five runs in an 8-7 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. That was more than enough on Saturday.įarquhar’s spring training appearance for the New York Yankees was his first game since the 32-year-old reliever collapsed in the Chicago White Sox dugout on April 20 because of a ruptured aneurysm and brain hemorrhage. – Danny Farquhar took the mound in a game again. This article was published (1578 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.īRADENTON, Fla.
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