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L.A. Dodgers-San Francisco Runs
Jung Hoo Lee and Rafael Devers drove in the first-inning runs, while Landen Roupp allowed one run over five innings and Ryan Walker earned his second save.
- On Tuesday, the San Francisco Giants defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1, with first-inning RBI singles from Jung Hoo Lee and Rafael Devers supporting starter Landen Roupp.
- After beginning the season 6-12, the Giants have won four of their last five games, outscoring opponents 23-15 to fuel their turnaround.
- Starter Roupp allowed just one hit and struck out seven over five innings, while World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto gave up three earned runs on six hits across six innings.
- Ryan Walker pitched a 1-2-3 ninth with two strikeouts for his second save, while Alex Call collided with Teoscar Hernandez making a running catch in the first.
- Shohei Ohtani extended his on-base streak to 53 games, tying Shawn Green for second on the Dodgers' franchise list, and pitches Wednesday against Giants RHP Tyler Mahle.
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Giants jump on reigning World Series MVP Yamamoto early, beat Dodgers 3-1
Jung Hoo Lee and Rafael Devers each hit RBI singles in the first inning that held up to support starter Landen Roupp, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1.
Halos, Dodgers post losses
THE DODGERS and Angels each suffered losses on Tuesday It wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t terrific. Both of the Los Angeles-Orange County baseball teams suffered losses on Tuesday. The Angels were defeated by the Toronto Blue Jays 4-2, while the Dodgers fell 3-1 to the San Francisco Giants. For the Halos it meant four losses in a row, going 1-4 in their initial homestand in Anaheim and third place in the American League West. For the Blue Crew, i…
Jung Hoo Lee and Dominican Rafael Devers connected simple boosters in the first inning they held to back the opening Landen Roupp, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night by 3-1.
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