Chicago, IL - After nine innings without allowing annotations baseball, the Milwaukee Brewers and Rickie Weeks broke through in the tenth post for a 1-0 victory against the Chicago White Sox in the first three groups game.
Zack Greinke (8-2) has only three hits in nine innings in white on the road to victory. Greinke has never allowed a runner to go beyond first base.
"It was a bit" and soon, "said Greinke." I got some breaks, some line drives hit people, and then a kind of constant ".
Aramis Ramirez was one of the few offensive bright spots in the game. He went 2-for-4 with a double, which resulted in the career of victory in the 10 th.
Chris Sale, coming out of a rock against the Dodgers, where he allowed five runs in 5 2/3 entries, received a no-decision despite throwing eight innings in white, yielding hits in suppressing 07:04 .
"You can throw that hard, but just going in and out, back and forth, both were doing all night," said the manager of White Sox Robin Ventura. "There is only one way they have."
Jesse Crain (1-1) was saddled with the defeat of the White Sox, who have lost seven of their last nine games.
Neither party gathered much offense in the first nine innings. The Brewers have the best chance to score the fifth week after a loft room on the right corner with one out.
After weeks advanced to third with a wild pitch, sales recovered to put Cody Ransom and Martin Maldonado to get out of the inning.
The Brewers on the board in the last 10 years when Ramirez began the entry with a double to left field. Two batters later, Nyjer Morgan, who came to slip a length of Ramirez, came third with a wild pitch.
With a long time in the infield, Weeks lined a single past the third baseman's glove-flip to score Orlando Hudson Morgan.
"If you want something in the area," said Weeks. "He threw some good cutters, sliders early in the count. What I was trying to Red Dead. After that, I was just trying to put the ball in play, actually, and hit hard."
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