Realistic image of Royals' 15-1 win over Phillies at Kauffman Stadium for news article.
Realistic image of Royals' 15-1 win over Phillies at Kauffman Stadium for news article.
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Los Royals anotan en cada entrada y aplastan a los Phillies

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Los Kansas City Royals anotaron en todas las ocho entradas el lunes, logrando una victoria de 15-1 sobre los Philadelphia Phillies en el Kauffman Stadium. Cristopher Sánchez permitió nueve carreras en 3 1/3 entradas. El triunfo marcó un raro despliegue ofensivo para los Royals.

Los Royals castigaron a Sánchez con seis carreras tan solo en la primera entrada. Añadieron tres más antes de que él abandonara el encuentro tras permitir 12 imparables y tres cuadrangulares. Sánchez llegó al partido con una efectividad de 2.00 y terminó con una marca de 2.62.

Tyler Tolbert registró cinco hits, incluido un jonrón, mientras que Luke Maile conectó un cuadrangular de tres carreras en su primer turno al bate de la temporada. Siete jugadores de los Royals tuvieron juegos de múltiples imparables en la ofensiva de 22 hits.

El mánager de los Royals, Matt Quatrano, destacó la persistencia del equipo durante un tramo difícil. Sánchez dijo a través de un intérprete que la actuación fue inesperada dado cómo se sentía físicamente. El resultado le dio a Kansas City su primera victoria en una serie contra Philadelphia desde junio.

Qué dice la gente

Aficionados y analistas reaccionan al inusual despliegue ofensivo de los Royals contra los Phillies; los seguidores de los Royals celebran el dominio, mientras que los aficionados de los Phillies expresan frustración por el bajo rendimiento.

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