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Corbin burns for the next start at the finish

Corbin burns for the next start at the finish

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The right -handed man of Diamondbacks Corbin Burnes says that on Saturday, May 10th, he remains against the Dodgers to return to the rotation and called for the decision to skip his recent start in the hope of staying healthy for the rest of the season.

Burnes, who deals with inflammation in his right shoulder, said he felt better when he was catching himself in the past two days and on May 7th a bullpen session will organize the last field before his start.

Burnes said he felt uncomfortable in the back of his last three excursions in his shoulder, which led to the fact that he had to mess up the last two or three innings of his starts.

He said he received a cortisone injection on May 2 to help him work through the inflammation.

Burnes said it was not ideal to skip its start, but he called it the right train.

“There is always a bigger picture when you talk to the training staff and the (manager) Torey (Lovullo) and the front office about it,” he said. “You have to weigh the options somehow. Could I have turned out and recorded? Probably. Would I have been 80-85 percent effectiveness again.

“And who knows when it would have decreased. This is exactly the right time to take a step back, take this time, become a little more serious and just miss it for three months of the season.”

Burnes compared what he felt in his shoulder, with what he tends to go through most sources, a kind of “general fatigue” that works when he builds his pitch into the 50-pitch range. For some reason, he said, he did not find out this year; He wonders whether this is not just the usual pain, just a month behind the schedule.

Burnes sounded satisfied with the decision, even if this means that he missed his first planned start in his career with the exception of a trip to the Covid 19 injury list during the 2021 season.

“I am a guy who is proud to make my turn every time,” said Burnes. “I have done this in the past five years. Personally, it took a lot yesterday to miss it. I have the feeling that it was the right step where we are in the season. It has felt good in the past few days, so we tend to be in the right direction.”

– Nick Piecoro

Lovullo: Tawa Nearing begins in midfield

Manager Torey Lovullo says that he is “very narrow” to play Tim Tawa in midfield, a development that gives him a more appealing offensive option in the position against left -handed people.

“I had discussions with (first base coach Dave McKay),” said Lovullo. “He said he was targeting today.” He should be ready to choose her. “At some point I would like to continue to get Tawa in this line -up.

For May 6th, Lovullo Veteran Garrett Hampson had the focus in midfield against Mets Lefty David Peterson.

Tawa has worked with McKay in the past few days and hopes to show the club's long -standing outfield coach that he is ready for the opportunity. Tawa has extensive experience in the outer field and comes from a long time with his college days in Stanford. So far, he only played a second basis during his one -month stay in the major.

Alek Thomas is the primary midfielder of the club against right -handers.

– Nick Piecoro

Gabriel Moreno scratched the line -up

The diamondbacks scratched the catcher Gabriel Moreno from the line -up based on the manager's decision.

Backup Jose Herrera begins in his place in the game on May 6th.

Before the game, the diamondback also made a squad train to choose the left -hander Tommy Henry and replace it with the right -handed man Cristian Mena. The step gives the diamondbacks length in the Bullpen a day after Henry had thrown against the New York Mets in a game that Ryne Nelson, the usual long -distance distance of the club, against the New York Mets, against the New York Mets.

–Bob McManaman

Mets at Diamondbacks, 6.40 p.m., Cox, Ch. 34

Diamondbacks RHP ZAC Gallen (2-4, 4.93) against Mets LHP David Peterson (2-1, 3.06).

At Chase Field: Gallen will start his fifth at home for the second time in less than a week. On April 29, after achieving eight of six innings, he won. Gallen gave up three or fewer runs in his last two starts at Chase Field Field. He is in eight career with 1: 2 against the Mets, with an average of 3.41 deserved run. Gallen set up at least six inner sings in four of his seven starts this season. … Peterson meets Gallen again after the two could compete against each other on April 29 in the Citi Field. He allowed a run with five goals in five innings to win the diamondbacks. Peterson is 1-0 in six career starts against the diamondbacks.

Come up

May 7: At Chase Field, 12:40 p.m., Diamondbacks RHP Merrill Kelly (3-1, 4.06) against Mets RHP Kodai Senga (3-2, 1.38).

May 8: At Chase Field, 6:40 p.m., Diamondbacks RHP Brandon Pfaadt (5-2, 3.79) against Dodgers RhP Yoshinobu Yamamoto (4-2, 0.90).

May 9: At Chase Field, 6.40 p.m., Diamondbacks LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (1-3, 5.92) against Dodgers RhP Roki Sasaki (1-1, 3.86).

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