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Tyler Fitzgerald hit a game-tying grand slam in the ninth inning for Oklahoma City, but the team ultimately lost. This marked his first two home runs since joining the Dodgers organization.
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Friday in the Dodgers minors featured two rehabbing major leaguers, a doubleheader split, and a wild comeback for naught.
Tyler Fitzgerald hit his first two home runs since joining the Dodgers organization, including a game-tying grand slam with one out in the ninth inning for Oklahoma City.
Fitzgerald, acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays on April 28, drove in six runs on the night. He started at second base, then shifted over to third base after rehabber Kiké Hernández played his seven innings.
Given new life by Fitzgerald, the Comets allowed two runs in the 10th inning in a loss to the Salt Lake Bees (Angels). Starter Christian Romero allowed seven runs in his five innings, but was off the hook thanks to the ninth-inning grand slam.
James Tibbs III and Jack Suwinski each had two hits and scored a run.
Rehabbing Dodgers
Mookie Betts singled once in three at-bats and played five innings at shortstop in his first minor league game in 11 years. The plan is for Betts to play once more for the Comets on Saturday, .
Tyler Fitzgerald hit a game-tying grand slam in the ninth inning, but Oklahoma City lost the game.
Tyler Fitzgerald is a player who recently hit his first two home runs since joining the Dodgers organization, including a grand slam.
Fitzgerald's grand slam tied the game in the ninth inning, showcasing his impact in a crucial moment.
Oklahoma City split their doubleheader, indicating a mixed performance in their latest games.

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Kiké Hernández was 0-for-3 with a pair of strikeouts in his third rehab game. He played seven innings at third base on Friday, after playing five innings at the hot corner on both Tuesday and Thursday.
The Drillers split a doubleheader with the Arkansas Travelers (Mariners), dropping the first game then pitching a shutout in the second contest. Payton Martin struck out six in four scoreless innings in the nightcap, working around three singles and two walks to keep Arkansas off the board.
Chris Newell had three hits and drove in a pair in the nightcap. Kole Myers homered.
Tulsa in the first game only had two hits, including a solo home run by catcher Frank Rodriguez in the sixth inning for the Drillers’ only run of the opener.
The Loons lost a back-and-forth game to the Lake County Captains (Guardians).
Second baseman Nico Perez hit a two-run home run for Great Lakes, his third of the series to go with 10 RBI in the last four games.
This was a planned piggyback outing for Loons ace Christian Zazueta after starting his first five games this season. He entered with two on and two outs in the fourth inning and stranded a pair of runners, then finished out the game. Zazueta struck out seven and walked none but also allowed three runs in his 4 1/3 innings, including a solo home run to take the loss.
Mike Sirota singled once in his five at-bats, extending his on-base streak to 23 straight games. His extended hot streak was chronicled on Thursday by Michael Avallone at MLB.com.
The Tower Buzzers managed only four hits in a road loss to the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes. Emil Morales had two of them.
Brady Smith struck out nine in his start over 3 1/3 innings and allowed only one run, but got stuck with the tough-luck loss.
Outfielders Brendan Tunink and Landyn Vidourek joined shortstop Kellon Lindsey to rehab in Arizona, giving the ACL Dodgers three position players from Ontario. Vidourek hit a two-run home run on Thursday in his first game since April 18, then homered again on Friday.
Tunink, who strained his hamstring on April 14, had two hits in his first game with Arizona on Thursday, then was 0-for-4 on Friday. Lindsey walked three times and stole a base on Friday and in his five games thus far in Arizona is 4-for-17 with a home run, double, and four walks.
Great Lakes catcher Gio Cueto has been out since early April, but he also joined the ACL Dodgers on rehab. On Friday, Cueto homered.