Michael King And Matt Harvey Are Opposing Each Other On The Mound Tonight Because New York Is In Sarasota Florida To Take On Baltimore In A Grapefruit League Spring Training Game

Two right handed pitchers are opposing each other on the mound tonight!

Where?

Sarasota Florida!

Why?

Because New York is traveling to Sarasota Florida where they’re going to take on Baltimore in a Spring Training game!

Michael King is going to be starting for New York while Matt Harvey is going to be starting for Baltimore.

Michael King comes into the game with a record of 2-1 with an earn run average of 4.00 while Matt Harvey comes into the spring training game with a record of 0-0 with an earn run average of 7.50. “according to https://www.mlb.com/gameday/yankees-vs-orioles/2021/03/20/642171#game_state=preview,lock_stat

New York comes into the Grapefruit League Spring Training game with Baltimore with a record of 12-5 in the Grapefruit League and is leading the division despite losing their previous game to Philadelphia by a score of 4-1 yesterday.

Why?

Deivi Garcia showed impressive poise to turn in three no-hit, scoreless innings against the Phillies despite walking four. Three of those walks came in the opening frame, as he started the game by putting Andrew McCutchen aboard, then issued one-out walks to Bryce Harper and Jean Segura. After a mound visit, he retired two to get out of the inning but was back in the stretch with a leadoff walk to Matt Joyce in the second. Joyce, though, was the last Philadelphia hitter to get aboard against García “according to an article by Kelsie Heneghan and Josh Jackson”

Meanwhile,

Baltimore comes into the spring training game with New York with a record of 6-11 and is fourteenth in the Grapefruit League. “

Why?

Because Baltimore scored eleven runs and topped Pittsburgh by a score of 11-9!

When?

Last night!

Where?

LECOM Park in Bradenton Florida!

Why?

Trey Mancini hit his first home run of Grapefruit League.

Against who?

Edgar Santana in the fourth, Mancini hammered a 2-2 breaking ball halfway up into the left-field grandstand to stretch Baltimore’s lead to 6-4. The solo shot was also the first extra base hit of Grapefruit League play for Mancini, who is hitting .321 (9-for-28) in 10 games this spring. “according to an article by Joe Trezza on mlb.com”

First pitch for 6:05pm from Ed Smith Stadium!