Freddie Freeman had a simple RBI in a sixth round of two rounds and Yoshinobu Yamamoto did not run in 5 1/3 rounds while the host Los Angeles Dodgers won a 2-1 victory in the opening of a series of four games against the Giants of San Francisco on Thursday.
Yamamoto kept the giants out of the dashboard despite a summit of six career goals, while granting a single blow with seven stick withdrawals.
Six Dodgers launchers combined to allow a blow in the match with 10 ball goals and 14 stick withdrawals, while left-handed Jack Dreyer (3-2) won the victory and left Alex Vesia launched the ninth for his fifth judgment.
Los Angeles (86-67) increased his advance on the National League with three games on the Padres of San Diego and reduced his magic number for having picked up a place in the playoffs to one.
The right-handed giants Logan Webb (14-11) granted two points (one won) out of seven rounds with a step and five sticks to the stick. San Francisco (76-77) has lost for the fifth time in his last six games and is now three games from the last place of the Joker in the NL.
San Francisco’s only sure blow was a single by Patrick Bailey during the second round.
The Dodgers pierced on the dashboard in sixth round against Webb. Ben Rortvedt marked the third base on a Ballon on the ground of Mookie Betts while Bailey dropped the launch at the Maison de l’éu dukert des Giants Willy Adames.
A striker later, the single of Freeman gave the Dodgers an advance of 2-0.
The giants pulled in a race in a seventh wild round when no ball was brought into play. The right -hander Michael Kopech saw his difficulties continue with two walks and a removal with the stick.
Ben Treinen came to deliver consecutive walks, the second to Rafael Devers to force a race at home. Treinen came out of the jam with consecutive withdrawals against Adames and Matt Chapman.
Anthony Banda launched an eighth perfect round for Los Angeles before Vesia tied her career in stops while ending the eighth Dodgers victory in 11 games.
The Dodgers’ victory occurred a few hours after the veteran left -hander Clayton Kershaw announced his retirement, at the end of the season, at an emotional press conference which included many of his teammates.
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