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The Dodgers lost to the Marlins 3-2, failing to secure a walk-off win. Despite a strong performance from Tyler Glasnow, the Dodgers could not capitalize on scoring opportunities.
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The final score was 3-2 in favor of the Miami Marlins.
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Tyler Glasnow pitched 5 2/3 innings, striking out nine batters but allowed two runs.
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After a scoreless inning from Will Klein following Alex Vesiaâs brief appearance, the Marlins managed to reclaim the lead in the top of the eighth inning on a bloop single from Javier Sanoja. In pursuit of their second walk-off win against Miami, the Dodgers put the first two men on base via a walk with nobody out. A sacrifice bunt from Alex Freeland moved both runners into scoring position with one out, and Miami elected to intentionally walk Shohei Ohtani to load the bases. A base hit was all Freddie Freeman needed to complete the comeback, but he grounded a soft ball to second base. Xavier Edwards stepped on the bag at first just before tagging out Ohtani running back to first to thwart the comeback. The Dodgers end their homestand with an even record, the first time theyâve done so this season, while it is their first series at home where they failed to hit a single home run.
The Dodgers are off on Thursday as they fly out to St. Louis to open a three-game series with the Cardinals on Friday (5:15 p.m. PT, SportsNet LA). Emmet Sheehan goes for the Dodgers against left-hander Matthew Liberatore.