
After finally notching his first win his last time out, LeBlanc failed to make it past the fourth inning for only the second time in seven starts. A pitch count of 83 was essentially responsible for the relatively early hook, with the season-high three free passes he issued playing a prominent part in the elevated workload. All of the damage against the 33-year-old southpaw came in his final frame, courtesy of a two-run home run by Evan Gattis and a George Springer RBI double. Despite the one bad inning, LeBlanc has largely proven effective as a starter while Erasmo Ramirez (shoulder) has been sidelined, and he'll look to bounce back in his next scheduled turn on Monday against the Angels.

























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