Dodgers Secure Victory with Strong Performance by Rockies' Bats and Key Save
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From there, the bullpen took over, with Brock Stewart replacing Sasaki. Stewart proceeded to throw a scoreless sixth inning and proved extremely effective, striking out two of the three batters he faced. Alex Vesia followed, but with one swing of the bat, the game changed as the Rockies tied things up in the seventh. Mickey Moniak hit a two-run homer to make it a 4-4 game.
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Rockies' bats didn't come through Kyle Hurt got the win for the Dodgers, going to 4-1 this season. Tanner Scott came on in the bottom of the 10th inning and earned his 18th save.
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The Dodgers kept things tied through the eighth and ninth innings, sending the game into extra innings. Teoscar Hernández started the 10th with a single, and Freddie Freeman followed with a sacrifice fly to give the Dodgers the lead. Betts then delivered an RBI single to provide additional insurance, coming through in a big spot for an offense that had been kept off the board since the fourth inning.
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01 Yahoo Sports The Los Angeles Dodgers got the win on Wednesday, August 19th, against the Colorado Rockies, finishing the sweep, but more importantly, the offense got going.
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02 Bleacher Report Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts hasn't given any serious thought to benching Kyle Tucker amid a brutal season from the veteran slugger.
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