Daily News | Phillies to start Noah Syndergaard in Game 3 and Ranger Suárez in Game 4 of the World Series against the Astros
Sure enough, Suárez won’t pitch again until Game 4.. After the game, manager Rob Thomson announced that Noah Syndergaard will start Game 3 Monday night at Citizens Bank Park. Suárez will start the following night.“We figure for Game 4 he can at least give us, we can extend him out a little bit more than we could if he was pitching Game 3,” Thomson said.
“That’s Ranger,” third baseman Alec Bohm said. “Pretty impressive to be able to go from starting, to come out of the bullpen, to go and start and do all that. To him he’s just grabbing a ball, stepping on the mound, and throwing it.” But Syndergaard has appeared in the World Series before. He got the start in Game 3 in 2015 for the New York Mets and allowed three runs in six innings of a 9-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals.
Syndergaard started Game 4 of the divisional round and allowed one run in three innings against the Atlanta Braves.
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