Blake Senil is sharp in the return of the evaders, but the rays get the victory

Tamba, Florida – Blake Senil was almost a flawless return from the injured list on Saturday afternoon.

If Tampa Bay Rays only has Slugger Yandy Díaz, or a short wall in the right field in his temporary home in the stainbrenner field.

His first start since the second week of the season, when he suffered a shoulder injury that attached him, Snell began to largely like ACE, which Dodgers believed that they were getting it when they signed a $ 182 million contract this season.

During a picnic of five goals that included eight passes, do not walk and a full set of fluctuations that swing with radiation, the left veteran filled with its CY Young Awards twice and its late capabilities in the season this year.

However, in the evaders 4-0 loss To the rays, Snell gave up three runs on a pair of long balls to Díaz – which has benefited twice from the short balcony on the field in the right field.

“I thought, I was completely frank, was a victim of this stadium,” said director Dave Roberts. “There was a couple from airline to the right field that just came out … … Unfortunately, I got a little bad luck.”

After the permanent Rays house, Tropicana Field at St. Next Petersburg, the cloth ceiling was torn during Hurricane Milton this winter, the club moved to Steinbrenner Field for this season; Using Spring Training in New York Yanxiz in New York, which is based in its home schedule.

Since the 10,000-seat place is designed after the Yankee Stadium in New York, its distinctive feature is a short wall of the right field (similar to the wall in Bronx), which is 314 feet long on the line-eight feet shorter than dimensions in the Tropicana field.

At the bottom of the first half, the full Díz took advantage of, as he golf a quick ball 3-1 in the other direction of the individual operation. According to the MLB Statcast, the ball traveled only 326 feet, and it would remain in playing at each other 29 league stadium. But not here, especially in the afternoon summer afternoon with the temperature of the first tone 91 degrees.

“I was surprised,” Roberts said about watching Díaz’s Ball in the first row of seats.

“They have benefited from this field,” the right veil player, Teskar Hernandez.

In fact, Diaz repeated the verb two roles later. GROVE Snell has settled after her retirement seven of the next eight fighters, including five on Strainouts.

On a 1-1 ball that was in the area, Diaz fired one to the opposite field again, hit an explosion over 341 feet that would have been Homer in only two other parks (Yanki Stadium and Dikine Park in Houston).

“The first Homer Yandi was not a good stadium,” Sinil said. “In Homer II, I thought it was a really good stadium, and that was just a good result.”

However, in general, Snell made a lot of promise to return to work on Saturday.

First of all, he filled the strike area, which led to the elimination of his habit of reading around the painting by throwing 57 beats in 86 degrees.

He said, “I was in the area more than I thought I would have become.” “You just try to feel it again, so I love it.”

In another positive development, many of these strikes were of a variety of swinging and missing.

Snell 19 Whiffs Total, tied third by Dodgers in this season’s game. Seven came on 12 total fluctuations against changing it, a main stadium outside the speed that did not show any signs of rust after its hairstyle for four months. Five others were courtesy of the scroll tape, with empty rays appearing in all five fluctuations against them.

Sinil said: “I was in the area, and I was confident, and I knew what I wanted to do.” “In general, the first start, emotions, there is a lot that I deal with to improve … but definitely something to build on, learn from.”

In the big picture, after all, the main priorities of Dodgers for Snell are: 1) Stay in good health; 2) The stadium is better than he did at the beginning of the season, when his annoying shoulder contributed to two scary games, the beginning of his career.

Under this season, the largest strength in Dodgers may be their cycle. Yoshinobu Yamamoto in the CY Young Award conversation. Tyler Glasno seemed improved since his return from a shoulder injury. Shohei Ohtani quickly discovered his distinguished things that came out of the second Tommy John procedures. Even Clayton Kircho was fruitful in its eighteenth season.

Although the largest Linchpin, though, is still the most likely Snell-who targeted the escape this season in the hope of avoiding the tight rope they walked last October, when they exhausted their rotation, which was almost completely transferred to the post-season.

“Last year, we found a way to do so, and the absence of that [rotation depth]Roberts said: “But the presence of beginners are healthy, and they put the way they can, make it the best quality of life for everyone,” Roberts said.

While the evaders managed to absence Snell, while maintaining tight progress in the Western National League despite a long extension of retreat, Roberts admitted that they had missed his “presence” on the first two -thirds of the season.

After watching from afar how Snell ended last year-when he recovered from another at the beginning of the season with the San Francisco Giants by publishing 1.23 pm over the 12th of its last beginnings, including his first beating exactly one year ago on Saturday-Roberts was contemplating “32 years of age from” now.

“He really focuses,” Roberts said. “I love where his head is.”

Perhaps the results on Saturday were not sufficient to compensate for the day of the evading evaders in the plate-where the team’s squad is only six times and the flow of its best opportunity to gather on the Hernandez loaded bases, which was uploaded to double play in the sixth part.

However, it has sparked hopes for the team recycling in the late season, providing a long -awaited glimpse of the type of domination that Snell can provide to push Dodgers to defend the World Championship.

“I thought Blake threw the baseball well today,” Roberts said. “Just a kind of seeing there, competing, making stadiums, it just makes you feel better to go forward.”