Jose Berrios had a pretty good start to his spring. He got two ground outs and a K in the first inning, touching as high as 96 on the radar gun. In the second, Bryson Stott managed a line single, but a pop out, a ground out and a fly out prevented him from scoring. It took Berrios just 22 pitches to work those two innings, so they gave him a third to get his work in. It went less well, as Gabriel Rincones jr. took a sinker that caught the heart of the plate the other way for a solo home run. He bounced back, punching out Oscar Mercado and getting Trea Turner to ground out, before being lifted for Brendon Little, who popped Kyle Schwarber up.
Little got Harper to ground out in the fourth. Zach Pop came on and got both men he…