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The film was based in a children’s story, ‘The Eagle of the Ninth’written by Rosemary Sutcliff in 1954. Most recently, the eagle has served as the inspiration for a major Hollywood film, ‘The Eagle’. LHP Tommy Henry (1-0, 5.17) gets the start.Silchester’s most famous find, the eagle, has been sparking imaginations since its discovery as archaeologists, scholars and authors try to get to the bottom of where the eagle came from and what it was for. General manager Kim Ng said after the game that with Trevor Rogers and Johnny Cueto still sidelined with injuries, there was an opportunity for Pérez, who Ng said has performed and gives them “great confidence that he will do well.”ĭiamondbacks: Open a four-game series Thursday against the Giants at Chase Field. Eury Pérez, a 20-year-old right-hander and one of the Marlins’ top prospects, will make his major league debut at home on Friday against Cincinnati. Schumaker said after the game that Sánchez “felt a little something in his hamstring and I just didn’t want to push it.”

Marlins: Sánchez was removed for a pinch runner as a precaution. Cabrera was charged with four earned runs in 3 1/3 innings.Īrizona’s Corbin Carroll appeared to beat out a bunt for a hit in the fifth, but was ruled out by plate umpire Dan Bellino for going out of the baseline while attempting to elude the tag attempt by first baseman Arraez. Steven Okert relieved and gave up an RBI groundout to Alek Thomas. Four walks and a balk made it a one-run game before Geraldo Perdomo singled to tie it. He struck out five and gave up one hit in the first three innings, then poor control knocked him out in the fourth. The Marlins’ 3-0 lead didn’t last long - and neither did Edward Cabrera. Sánchez followed with a 441-foot blast to dead center on a 2-2 pitch. Merrill Kelly retired the first 10 Miami batters before Jorge Soler singled and Luis Arraez walked. “I think we have confidence, the expectation that we’re going to win those games,” Wendle said.īoth starting pitchers breezed through the first three innings before hitting trouble in the fourth. Last year, the Marlins were 24-40 in games decided by one run. “They’ve gone in different situations - leverage, non-leverage, multiple innings, get one out - whatever we’ve asked of them they’ve showed up.”

“They were lights out, a bright spot all year, every guy out there,” Schumaker said of his relief corps.