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No offense and a short outing by Brandon McCarthy led to the Dodgers’s 3-1 loss to the Rays on Wednesday afternoon. Things started off well enough for LA. In the second …
Read More »Rays 3, Dodgers 1: Too much Longoria and Moore
Dodgers 3, Rays 2: Norris pitches well and bullpen manages to hold on late
The Dodgers beat the Rays tonight, 3-2, giving the Dodgers their third consecutive win and putting them at 6-4 since the All-Star break. It probably should’ve been an easy win, …
Read More »Dodgers 9, Cardinals 6: Lots of early offense
I joked in the game thread that, as Mike Mayers made his Major League debut, we should expect him to completely shut down the Dodgers. That is not exactly what happened. …
Read More »Dodgers 7, Cardinals 2: Maeda solid as offense rides big innings
The Dodgers prevailed over the Cardinals tonight, 7-2, after the 16-inning marathon of torture that was the last game. Kenta Maeda gave the team the quality start they needed, while …
Read More »Cardinals 4, Dodgers 3: Wasted opportunities sink Dodgers in 16
The Dodgers lost a frustrating and grueling 16-inning marathon to the Cardinals on Friday night in St. Louis. Matt Adams crushed a Bud Norris fastball to give the Red Birds …
Read More »Dodgers 6, Nationals 3: Justin Turner stays red hot
Justin Turner was the star of the day in the Dodgers’ 6-3 win over the Nationals on Thursday afternoon. The win was the Dodgers’ fifth in six games against Washington. …
Read More »Nationals 8, Dodgers 1: One side dingers a lot, one side doesn’t dinger at all
The Dodgers lost to the Nationals tonight, 8-1, basically because the Nationals can hit mistakes in the middle of the zone and the Dodgers can’t hit anything again. Hooray! —– …
Read More »Dodgers 8, Nationals 4: Scott Kazmir was good, and so was the offense
The Dodgers really needed that from Scott Kazmir. He had one of his most efficient outings of the season on Tuesday night to take down the Nationals 8-4. Kazmir was …
Read More »D-Backs 6, Dodgers 5: Late rally falls short because of course it does
The Dodgers lost 6-5 to the Diamondbacks today because they consistently fell one timely hit short of what they needed. I mean that’s basically what it came down to. —– …
Read More »D-Backs 2, Dodgers 1: Offense strands a billion, wastes McCarthy’s gem
After yesterday’s slugfest, today was almost the complete opposite, as the Dodgers and Diamondbacks engaged in a pitching duel, with the Blue Crew eventually falling 2-1. The loss snaps the …
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