Mookie Betts made sure the final chapter belonged to Los Angeles, launching a go ahead three run homer in the eighth to erase a 5-4 deficit as the Dodgers beat the Nationals 7-5.
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Tommy Edman Robs a Hit, Then Delivers the Biggest One, as Dodgers Rally Past Nationals
Tommy Edman did it all tonight, robbing extra bases with a wall crashing catch, then breaking a 4-2 deficit with a go ahead three run homer as the Dodgers survived the ninth to beat the Nationals 6-5.
Canzone Goes Deep Twice, Dodgers Strand the Tying Run in Series-Opening Loss to Mariners
Dominic Canzone launched two home runs and the Mariners survived a ninth-inning scare, holding off the Dodgers 7-6 in a series opener that saw Los Angeles strand the tying run 90 feet from home.
Wrobleski, Muncy and a Wild Double Play Even the Series in Philadelphia
Wrobleski silences the Phillies, Muncy’s blast and a wild double play even the series in Philadelphia.
A brutal eighth undoes Wrobleski’s gem as Dodgers fall to Rockies, 4-3
Justin Wrobleski struck out nine and carried a two-run lead into the eighth, and none of it survived two errors in five batters as the Rockies stole a 4-3 win at Dodger Stadium.
Dalton Rushing has the last word as Dodgers survive Rockies in 11, 8-7
Dalton Rushing delivered the biggest hit of his season, a walk-off single in the 11th, as the Dodgers survived a blown six-run lead and outlasted the Rockies 8-7 in a series opener that refused to end.
Dave Roberts Notches Historic 1,000th Win as Dodgers Blitz A’s 9-3
Dave Roberts became the fastest manager in modern baseball history to reach 1,000 wins Tuesday night, and Tommy Edman made sure the milestone came easy with a four-hit, four-RBI night as the Dodgers rolled past the Athletics 9-3.
Dodgers Mash Three Homers, Beat A’s 9-4 to Open Sacramento Series
Shohei Ohtani, Max Muncy and Andy Pages all went deep as the Dodgers held off a feisty Athletics lineup, winning 9-4 to open the series at Sutter Health Park
Dodgers Pull Away Late, Bury Twins 12-3 to Take Series Lead
A back-and-forth game stayed tight through five innings before the Dodgers broke it open, and a five-run ninth turned a routine win into a 12-3 rout of the Twins, pushing Los Angeles to a 2-0 series lead.
Ohtani and Freeman Go Deep, Dodgers Survive Twins 2-1 in Series Opener
Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman both went deep at Target Field, and it was enough for the Dodgers to escape Minneapolis with a tense 2-1 series-opening win over the Twins.