Blake Snell’s Latest Start Gives Dodgers an Answer While Shohei Ohtani Sits
Blake Snell allowed five hits and struck out seven as Los Angeles kept pace in the National League playoff-seeding race.
- On Friday, the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Washington Nationals 5-3 at Dodger Stadium, with Blake Snell delivering six scoreless innings to lead their second consecutive victory.
- Since returning from elbow surgery, Snell has allowed just three runs in 29 innings across five starts, holding batters to a.152 average while striking out 38.
- Teoscar Hernandez drove in two runs with a double, while Kyle Tucker added a solo home run off a 99.1 mph fastball from Nationals reliever Luis Perales.
- The Dodgers won without Shohei Ohtani, who is sidelined with soreness in his knee, biceps, and neck; Manager Dave Roberts said, "I'll take the two wins."
- With a record of 84-57, the Dodgers remain 3.5 games behind the Milwaukee Brewers and tied with the Atlanta Braves in the National League playoff seeding race.
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Blake Snell delivered six scoreless innings, Kyle Tucker contributed a home run and the Los Angeles Dodgers earned a 5-3 victory over the visiting Washington Nationals on Friday in the opener of a three-game series.Teoscar Hernandez had a two-run doubl...
CHOCHILINO Blake Snell, other Dodgers starters ramping up for playoffs %
Six innings, no runs. By most standards, that would be a start worth celebrating. Blake Snell called it a “good starting point.” “I think I can be way better,” Snell said. The more Snell talked about his start in the Dodgers’ 5-3 victory over the Nationals, the more dissatisfied he sounded. He wasn’t where he …
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