Xander Bogaerts experienced a second-round home run among his four sure and the San Diego Padres on a visit won a 5-3 victory on Thursday against the Los Angeles Dodgers to avoid a sweeping of four games in a series where the templers have reached a boiling point.
The right -handed right -handed Ryan Bergert opened its doors with 4 2/3 -sleeves aimlessly while the paadres won for the second time in seven games over a period of 11 days against the Dodgers. Jake Cronenworth managed three strokes, including a double RBI for San Diego.
The two benches emptied in the ninth round behind the marble after Fernando Tatis Jr. was struck by a right -hander of the Dodgers Jack Little during his beginnings in the major league. The Dodgers manager, Dave Roberts and the Padres manager Mike Shildt were ejected.
In the ninth, Shohei Ohtani was then affected by a Robert Suarez field, which was ejected. Tatis and Ohtani were each been touched by throws twice in the series. The Andy pages of the Dodgers were also struck twice.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto (6-6) granted three points on seven strokes in 6 1/3 rounds while the Dodgers saw their sequence of five consecutive victories end. Los Angeles won seven times in the last 10 games, all against the Giants of Padres and San Francisco, their rivals of the West National League.
The fourth circuit of the Bogaerts season went to the center of the left center for an advance of 1-0 in the second. It was his first circuit in 31 games that dates back to May 14.
San Diego succeeded 2-0 in the fifth when Bogaerts chose, went to the third on a simple Cronenworth and marked on a sacrifice fly of Jose Iglesias.
The high attack of the Dodgers had only two strokes in four rounds, but had runners in the turns in the fifth with two withdrawals. The left -hander Adrian Morejon replaced Bergert and withdrew Ohtani on a return to end the Channel. Morejon (4-3) withdrew the four strikers he faced.
Cronenworth had a double RBI in the seventh and in the eighth leaves of Gavin had a simple RBI and Iglesias had a base for a walk.
The Dodgers put an end to the laundering offer with three points in the ninth and raced at the base when Dalton Rushing hit the left -hander Yuki Matsui, who obtained his first stop.
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