New York.- Dansby Swanson matched his career high with five RBIs and the Atlanta Braves pushed an erratic Rick Porcello on Sunday in the third inning on his Mets debut in a 14-1 beating over New York.Atlanta hit 17 hits, 11 in extra bases, and took two wins in the three-game series that kicked off the season after losing 1-0 on Friday and staying at a strike of the defeat on Saturday before coming back.
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Porcello conceded seven runs and barely got six outs. Swanson, Dominican Marcell Ozuna and Austin Riley contributed home runs against Corey Oswalt, who has received 18 home runs in 20 major league performances. Riley’s batting reached the facade of the second floor at the bottom of the left garden and would have traveled 458 feet had he not been shocked, according to Statcast.Ozzie Albies hit three hits and drove three runs, including a two-run bambinazo against Paul Sewald.Porcello faced 15 batters, awarding seven runs – six of them limpias_, seven hits and three walks in just over two innings. For the Braves, Dominican Ozuna 4-2 with two scores and two toweds. Venezuelans Ronald Acuña Jr. 6-1 with two scores, William Contreras 5-3 and Ender Inciarte 5-2 with pair of RBIs. For the Mets, Dominicans Amed Rosario 4-0, Robinson Canó 3-0, and Eduardo Núñez 1-1. Puerto Ricans Tomás Nido 3-1 with score, and René Rivera 1-1. Venezuelans Andrés Giménez 2-0, and Luis Guillorme 1-0. Cuban Yoenis Céspedes 3-0.You may be interested:Fox Sports TV programming Monday, July 27 Fox Sports TV programming Monday, July 27Liga MX: “Pachuca will face Club America without fear”: Jorge Hernández
