Luis Arráez has started the month of September with two home runs as the leadoff hitter for the Miami Marlins. The last chance was 3-9, this game is 12-9 Freddie Peralta on the mound against the Milwaukee Brewers.
The Dominicans will experience a stellar second half of the 2023 season, which doesn’t seem to matter for the “Water Can” as the four-seam fastball’s velocity will drop to 91.4 mph 2-pitch count and no strikes; the boy from San Felipe hit the ball 391 feet to right field with a velocity of 104 mph.
For him, it was his seventh home run of the yearIn the third opening game, he also reached 64 RBIs. Opener JT Chargois opened for the fish.
The Hops got off to a good start in the bottom of the second when Creole Andrew Monasterio loaded the bases and drove in Mark Canha. To cap off Game 4, they added another solo homer off Josh Donaldson, the 11th on their account and the first of that cast.
Alaes failed 3-1 on their second chance and 6-3 on their third.
Freddy Peralta (12-8, 3.79) went 6.1 innings on the mound, allowing just 2 hits, 1 run, no walks, 9 strikeouts, and pitched 95 win. Edward Cabrera (6-7, 4.54) allowed the loss to one hit, two earned runs, six walks and five strikeouts in 4.2 innings.
For the Marlins, Louis Alas (.348) finished with 1-for-4 and an RBI. For winemakers, William Contreras (.281) 3. 0 RBIs and strikeouts; Andrei Monastery (.273) 2-1 league, his 13th double, drove in, scored, walked and received a chocolate bar.
Milwaukee won 3×1.