Seattle – Cal rale Help defeat meriners to match the Seattle Records of Kane Grife Junior for Homeers before the all-star break before your 34th and 35th domestic runs. Pittsburg pirates 6-0 on Friday.
Chief League leader Raley turned on a fastball in home run Belly Falter (6-4) In the first innings and put it on the wall well on the back side of the wall. The exhaust velocity on a two-ron shot was logged in at a speed of 115.2 mph, per statecast, the most difficult-hit ball of his career.
Raili topped the high level of his previous career, in the last season, the sixth in the sixth with a single shot, with a falter. Meriners only killed each other with left hand, but it was also courtesy to run a house. Randy Arzrena In the fourth innings.
All 35 Rale Homeers have been tied for the fifth time in MLB history before matching the All-Star Break (since 1933), Grife Junior in 1998 and Luis Gonzalaz in 2001. Barry Bonds set a record with 39 in the break in 2001.
A switch-hitter, Rale has more domestic runs as a left-arm hitter and as a right-hand hitter than anyone else on meriners: he is 21 from the left and 14 from the right; Arozrena is second on Seattle with 13 Homeers this season.
Associated Press and ESPN Research contributed to this report.
