Darbish does not win 8 games in a row and ranks 1st in the league with 3 goals and 9K in 6 innings | Full-Count

Darbish, who suddenly took 3 runs for the first time and allowed the first move.

■ Cubs-Reds (10th time in Japan, Chicago)

Cubs pitcher Darbish climbed to the starting mound for the ninth game of the season in the Reds’ game at home base in the ninth (Japan’s 10th half), but missed eight straight games. Darbish, who climbed a uniform number of “21” because it was “Roberto Clemente Day,” suddenly lost 3 points in the first half and retired with the lead taken away. It was not the eighth victory.

From the first kill, Castellanos and Winker received four consecutive balls, and from first and second base to the second kill, Mustakas was carried to the right side. I took the first three races and suddenly I was three points ahead. The first match with Akiyama that follows is an infield hit to a tight game. Akiyama was allowed to go to base, in part because he missed Baes’ shot.

Darbish started the turbulence, but after the second time, he showed a recovery. In the second inning, Garbis, Burnhart and Bot were hit in 3 consecutive missed swings and 3 times in a trio. In the fourth inning, Akiyama’s second at-bat was reached, and he went on a high rebound to first base. The initial decision was safe, but the challenge overturned the decision and it worked.

In the fifth inning, Burnhart and Bot were cut in a row to hit 8 strikes, and the number of strikes this season was 71. He outscored the Mets’ Jacob DeGrom, who is probably the Sai Young Prize’s biggest rival, and took the lead in the league with three strikes. The right arm, which was thrown six times in a row, played the main wink, and Suarez was the ninth swing missed of the day. Mustacus is also sealed in three goro and converts to a three way recall. Darbish pitched 6 innings with 98 balls, 2 hits, 3 runs and 9 strikes.

Although they stole 3 points the first time around, Darbish kept the Reds ‘hitting line hitless after the second time, but the Cubs’ batting line was silenced in front of Reds starter Trevor Bauer. Bauer, who is also a Sai Young Award nominee along with Darbish, didn’t score goals for the Cubs until the fifth inning. Darbish retired with the Cubs allowing a three-point lead and missed eight straight wins.