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Ramírez from guards suffer ankle injury; Fried first jug for six victories

Ramírez from guards suffer ankle injury; Fried first jug for six victories

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Toronto -José Ramírez 'right ankle is sore after Cleveland Guardians' star stumbled across the first basis during the defeat on Friday, but manager Stephen Vogt said that six-time all-star third Baseman was not so seriously injured.

“The reports are good,” said Vogt, after Ramírez had slightly sprained the ankle with a 5: 3 loss. “Just being careful, long season. He said he could have continued, but we can't take this chance.”

Ramírez left the third inner after he was hit by Pitcher Chris Basitt by Pitcher Chris Bassitt and survived on an Infield Single.

With Steven Kwan on the first base and two out ramírez, a slow role in the direction of the hill. The right -handed base base litter for the first Baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit Ramírez on the upper back and stumbled across the base before he hit his left knee on the dirt.

Ramírez lay on his back for a moment before he was aware of a sports coach, then got up and left the field.

“It is never fun to get someone out of a game, let alone José, but it was the right thing,” said Vogt, adding that Ramírez will be rated again on Saturday.

Ramírez didn't seem to prefer his ankle when he left the clubhouse.

Vogt said he would have Ramírez guided the time of his return, but admitted that Toronto's artificial surface could be a factor.

“José is our type,” said Vogt. “He knows his body. He knows if he is good. We are always here before the lawn. We know everything about it, so we are always smart.”

Daniel Schneeman ran for Ramírez and went to the second basis. Gabriel Arias switched from second to third place.

Ramírez went 2 for 2 before leaving and increased his average to 0.274. He has five homes and 15 RBIs in 31 games.

In the 4: 3 victory on Thursday against Minnesota, Ramírez was the first primary third of Baseman to reach 250 Homer and 250 stolen bases.

The fried Yankees wins sixth place in a row

new York -Max Fried in combination with two relief goods on a one-hitter to become the first six-game winner of the Major Leagues and to lead the New York Yankees 3-0 over the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday evening.

Aaron Judge met his second triple of the season and doubled in the sixth in front of Paul Goldschmidt's three-run home to increase his average of the Major League to 0.430 and extend his strips to 28 games.

Almost two weeks after a no-hit bid against the rays in the eighth inning with a retrospective change in evaluation, Fried (6: 0) José Caballero allowed a clean single with an out in fifth.

Fried struck six, went two and got 10 groundball outs when he won his sixth start in a row and helped the Yankees to improve on his excursions to 7-0. He lowered his al-leading era in his third goalless start to 1.01 this season. Fried is 4-0 with an ERA of 0.00 to Yankees loss.

Goldschmidt HS third Homer of the season in the fifth after the left-handed Mason Montgomery Ryan Pepiot (2-4) made it easier.

Devin Williams threw eight parking spaces in a perfect eighth in his third blow in a row, as he had become closer as a New Yorker. Luke Weaver struck two in a perfect ninth place for his third rescue.

New York introduced three closures this year – everything against the rays.

Tampa Bay lost four games in a row and only three runs. The rays were hidden five times.

Goldschmidt increased his average to 0.361, the second in the majors behind judges, and steps against left-handed people on a large league best .586 (17 for 29).

Bregmans HR helps Red Sox to beat twins

Boston -Rafael Devers broke a seventh inning tie with a single with two runs, and the Boston Red Sox defeated the Minnesota Twins 6-1 on Friday evening when Triston Casas seemed to fulfill a serious injury to the left knee.

Casas left the game due to an injury to the lower body in the second inning and was replaced by Romy Gonzalez. The 25-year-old first Baseman fell awkward when he tried to beat a slow roller in the first base line and was removed on a stretcher.

Boston's David Hamilton ended three goals with two stolen bases, while Alex Bregman scored as part of a two-hit night. Gonzalez doubled as part of a eighth three-run run.

Bregman met a Homerun in the first inn, his eighth of the season, to give the Red Sox a 1-0 lead.

Ryan Jeffers hit a solo shot for Minnesota at the top of the third. Louis Varland (1-3) obtained the loss after he had approved successive hits in the seventh back lines.

Boston Brayan Bello's starter gave up a run with four goals over 6 2/3 innings and was replaced by Justin Wilson (1-0). Two two parking spaces later, Edouard Julien, was caught stealing the second and the tip of the seventh steel, and Greg Weisert took over Wilson to start the eighth.

The Red Sox ended with 13 goals and recorded at least 10 goals in one game this season – all victories.

Orioles GM takes warmth for collapse

Baltimore -If the second half of 2024 A reality check for the Baltimore Orioles War-Ihre first real route of mediocrity, since they have been competitors again-the beginning of this season has become a close crisis.

This young Baltimore team experienced very little failure in 2023 when she won 101 games, but now the Orioles are aware of how the more humiliated side of the baseball feels.

“I think we become a little more familiar (with adversity) than we wanted,” said General Manager Mike Elias before the 3-0 victory on Friday evening against Kansas City.

Elias met with reporters to speak his team's 12:18 record in April. The Orioles are not only in the last place in Al East, but also had the worst running differential in the American League before the game on Friday.

The young core of the rackets, which was so scary at the beginning of last year, fought a lot of fought in 2025. Elias has reason to see that this as a temporary Blip, but the other main culprit this year – the collapse of the starting trotation – could be more difficult to repair.

Zach Eflin, Grayson Rodriguez and Albert Suarez are on the injured list and Dean Kremer took over a 7.04 -era on Friday before breaking through with seven goalless innings. Tomoyuki Sugano went well, but Charlie Morton is 0-6 with an ERA of 9.45 and will initially work from the bullpen. Kyle Gibson allowed Homer four of the first five batteries on Tuesday in his first Big League start of the season.

“It is difficult to struggle with this level of injuries, but you have a bad start yourself, and that's my responsibility. I am responsible for baseball operations,” said Elias. “If we have a bad record to start the year, that's my responsibility.”

Elias opened in the off -season when the Orioles Corbin Burnes lost to the Free Agency, and he gave Sugano, Morton and Gibson annual contracts. One-year offers are usually considered pretty safe-even if you work badly, you quickly get lost. But Baltimore has signed over 33 million US dollars for this trio. So if you run as bad as a group, this would be a real abuse of resources.

Fair, a rotation of Rodriguez, Eflin, Sugano, Kremer and Cade Povich could be waited – with Kyle Bradish and Tyler Wells, which were expected at some point by elbow surgery – but the injuries to Eflin and Rodriguez have forced Morton and Gibson to produce Morton, and they have not yet.

Baltimores 5.47 ERA on Friday took 29th place among the 30 teams, lower than just 5.89 by Miami.

The Orioles managed to take two out of three from New York Yankees at the beginning of this week, but even that required a few entry gains for a loss of 15: 3. There were simply too many games in which Baltimore was far behind due to poor pitching.

“Nobody is satisfied with how we have occurred so far. We have higher expectations for ourselves,” said manager Brandon Hyde. “I speak to Mike several times a day. We are not satisfied in the least. We know that our team can play better than we do.”

Elias said he was still confident in Hyde.

“If things are going great – and sometimes they have here, we have it – and then when we have failure, it is really important in this job and also in my job to agree with their approach,” said Elias. “He does that.”

Eflin (lat -strain) and the reliever Andrew Kittredge (knee) are expected to make the rehabilitation appearances of the Minor League on Sunday, and Elias said Rodriguez (elbow inflammation) could be able until the end of this month.

“We all work very hard and have a lot of confidence in this very talented group,” said Elias. “Bit by bit, step by step we will make the boys healthier, we will make people play more in their standards. If we can repair something with a player, we will work on it.”

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