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Tomoyuki Sugano earns his 10th win as Rockies defeat Brewers 5-2
Sugano struck out five over 5 1/3 innings after returning from the injured list, and Colorado built a 4-1 lead on timely doubles.
- On Friday, the Colorado Rockies defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5-2, with pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano earning his 10th win. Sugano struck out five batters over 5 1/3 innings in his second start after missing three weeks due to back spasms.
- After Milwaukee pitcher Shane Drohan struck out Jake McCarthy, Kyle Karros and Cole Carrigg hit consecutive doubles to put Colorado ahead for good. The Rockies capitalized on this fast start to build their lead early.
- Colorado added single runs in the third and fourth innings, including Mickey Moniak's sacrifice fly that scored Willi Castro. Milwaukee hitters Christian Yelich and Brice Turang each hit home runs, but could not overcome the early deficit.
- Milwaukee brought the tying run to the plate in the ninth inning after Andrew Vaughn and Jake Bauers hit consecutive singles. Reliever Jordan Romano secured his eighth save by retiring the side to finalize the victory.
- Ryan Feltner takes the mound for Colorado on Saturday against Milwaukee starter Robert Gasser . The teams continue their series with both pitchers seeking to establish early control.
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Tomoyuki Sugano earns his 10th win as Rockies defeat Brewers 5-2
Tomoyuki Sugano picked up his 10th win and Kyle Karros and TJ Rumfield each had two hits as the Colorado Rockies capitalized on a fast start to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-2.
·New York, United States
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Tomoyuki Sugano won his tenth victory and Kyle Karros and TJ Rumfield contributed two hits each, while the Colorado Rockies took advantage of a fulminant start to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-2 on Friday.
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MILWAUKEE -- During 12 seasons in Japan, Rockies right-hander Tomoyuki Sugano’s pitching success brought him awards, championships and even a postseason no-hitter. Everything except privacy. “Every time I’d go out, I’d wear a hat, sunglasses and a facemask,” Sugano said through his interpreter, Yuto Sakurai.
·New York, United States
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