Colombian Oscar Mercado scored two home runs in the United States professional baseball season

Rookie Steven Kwan towed three runs and scored twice to contribute to the success of the Cleveland Guardians against the Kansas City Royals.

Kwan hit a three-lap three-lap producer in the eighth episode, which defined the victory of the Cleveland team, which also had a home run by Colombian Oscar Mercado, who finished with three RBIs and took the ball out of the stadium for the second consecutive day in MLB. The Cartagenero has an average of .188 in the batter box, eight RBIs and two more marked.

For the Royals, Andrew Benintendi left with a home run and three productions. Austyn Nola hit a home run and Manny Machado drove the race from the lead with a shot to the pitcher, so that the San Diego Padres beat the San Francisco Giants on Monday.

Nola sent the ball to fly in the fifth episode, with no one in circulation, giving him a 2-1 lead the Padres at the time, but the Giants reacted and equalized the actions in the sixth, which led Machado to break equality with a shot to the pitcher, pushing that of the lead.

Intermediary Jorge Polanco towed two races to contribute to the success of the Minnesota Twins over the Seattle Mariners. Polanco hit a one-lap double tugboat in the first episode and produced his second run of the match, with a driving single in the fifth inning. Venezuelan Luis Arraez hit three hits and scored one for the Twins.

DIAMONDBACKS 5-10 PADRES

Curazolan Jurickson Profar hit a grand slam for the San Diego Padres to beat the Arizona Diamondbacks. Profar sent the ball over the left field wall in the second episode, towing four runs with his home run against Caleb Smith (0-1), who also received a home run by Colombian Jorge Alfaro in that inning. Cooper Hummel hit a three-run home run for the Diamondbacks.

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado and fellow Houston Astros runner-up Alex Bregman were named Major League Players of the Week on Monday.

Arenado, who won the distinction in the National League, after hitting for an average of .500, by chartering six hits in 12 at-bats, including two home runs and three 12-6 doubles, with seven RBIs and four runs scored.

This performance by Arenado helped the Cardinals win two victories in their first three matches of the season. For his part, Bregman was a scourge in the American League, recording a batting average of .429, with two home runs and six produced, leading the Astros to three wins in four games.

For Arenado this was the seventh distinction he won and for Bregman it is his second.

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