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Dodgers threaten in ninth inning, but lose again
Ninth inning:
Evan Phillips pitching for the Dodgers. J.D. Davis grounds out, shortstop Mookie Betts to first baseman Freddie Freeman. Thairo Estrada flies out to center fielder James Outman. Michael Conforto strikes out.
Scott Alexander gets the ninth-inning pitching assignment for the Giants. Jonny DeLuca, pinch-hitting for Jason Heyward, doubles down the third-base line on the first pitch. Miguel Rojas, pinch-hitting for Michael Busch, walks. Betts grounds to shortstop Brandon Crawford, who throws out DeLuca at third. Freeman grounds to first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr., who bobbles the ball for an error, loading the bases. Alexander is removed with an apparent injury, bringing Giants closer Camilo Doval into the game. Will Smith is hit by a pitch, scoring DeLuca. David Peralta strikes out. J.D. Martinez flies out to right.
The Giants finish the three-game sweep, dropping the Dodgers to third place in the National League West.
Final score: Giants 7, Dodgers 3
Dodgers going down meekly
Eighth inning:
Yency Almonte is the new pitcher for the Dodges. Luis Matos pops up to second baseman Miguel Vargas. Blake Sabol singles to center field. Brandon Crawford grounds out to Vargas, who makes a nice diving stop of the ball and throws to first baseman Freddie Freeman. Sabol takes second on the play. Casey Schmitt is hit by a pitch on the right forearm and is in pain, though he stays in the game. LaMonte Wade Jr. pops up to catcher Will Smith.
Luke Jackson replaces Logan Webb on the mound for Giants. J.D. Martinez strikes out. James Outman flies out to left. Miguel Vargas strikes out.
End of eighth: Giants 7, Dodgers 2
Victor González throws a scoreless inning
Seventh inning:
Victor González continues pitching for the Dodgers. Thairo Estrada strikes out. Michael Conforto strikes out. MIke Yastrzemski grounds out to second.
Logan Webb remains to the game for the Giants. Mookie Betts grounds out to short. Freddie Freeman strikes out. Will Smith singles to center. David Peralta flies out to center.
End of seventh: Giants 7, Dodgers 2
Giants are rocking Tony Gonsolin in sixth
Sixth inning:
Tony Gonsolin still pitching for the Dodgers. Thairo Estrada walks and immediately steals second. Michael Conforto hits a hard grounder up the middle. Mookie Betts, playing shortstop, fields the ball and throws out Estrada at third, Michael Busch applying the tag. Mike Yastzemski doubles to right-center, moving Conforto to third. Luis Matos doubles to left, making it 5-2 Giants. After three perfect innings, Gonsolin is getting knocked around. Blake Sabol singles sharply to center, scoring Matos. James Outman’s throw from center is so far off line that Sabol easily takes second. Brandon Crawford is intentionally walked. Casey Schmitt strikes out. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts comes out to remove Gonsolin. Victor González is in to pitch. LaMonte Wade Jr. hits a single off Freddie Freeman’s glove, scoring Sabol. J.D. Davis strikes out.
Logan Webb begins his sixth inning. James Outman singles to third and reaches second on a throwing error by Casey Schmitt. Miguel Vargas ground out to second, Outman taking third. Jason Heyward strikes out. Michael Busch grounds out to Webb.
End of sixth: Giants 7, Dodgers 2
Each team adds a run in fifth inning
Fifth inning:
Tony Gonsolin still on the mound for the Dodgers. Blake Sabol strikes out. Brandon Crawford singles to left and takes second when the ball scoots past David Peralta for an error. Casey Schmitt singles to left, Crawford taking third. LaMonte Wade Jr. grounds to first baseman Freddie Freeman, who can only get an out at first, allowing Crawford to score. Joc Pederson pops up to shortstop Mookie Betts.
Logan Webb begins his fifth inning for the Giants. Betts grounds out, shortstop Crawford to Wade. Freeman doubles to left-center. Will Smith is hit by a pitch. Peralta singles to right-center, scoring Freeman and moving Smith to third. J.D. Martinez swings at the first pitch and hits into a 5-4-3 double play.
End of fifth: Giants 3, Dodgers 2
UPDATE: The official scorer changes Crawford’s hit to a double, taking the error away from Peralta.
Giants break out first, Dodgers respond
Fourth inning:
Tony Gonsolin pitching for the Dodgers. LaMonte Wade Jr. walks. Joc Pederson is hit by a pitch. Thairo Estrada flies out to right fielder Jason Heyward, Wade advancing to third. Michael Conforto flies to left and David Peralta catches it in foul territory, allowing Wade to score. Mike Yastrzremski singles to right field, scoring Pederson. Luis Matos flies out to second baseman Miguel Vargas.
Brandon Webb pitching for the Giants. Peralta walks. J.D. Martinez singles to left field. James Outman singles to center, scoring Peralta. Vargas puts down the Dodgers’ first sacrifice bunt of the season, moving the runners to second and third. Jason Heyward grounds to second baseman Estrada, who throws Martinez out at home. Michael Busch grounds out to second, Estrada to Wade.
End of fourth: Giants 2, Dodgers 1
No score after three innings
Third inning:
Blake Sabol flies out to center fielder James Outman on Tony Gonsolin’s first pitch of the inning. Brandon Crawford strikes out on three pitches. Casey Schmitt strikes out. Gonsolin has thrown 29 pitches in three innings, 23 of them strikes.
Logan Webb pitching for the Giants. Mookie Betts strikes out looking. Freddie Freeman grounds out, shortstop Brandon Crawford to first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. Will Smith grounds out, second baseman Thairo Estrada to Wade.
End of third: Dodgers 0, Giants 0
Easy second innings for Tony Gonsolin, Logan Webb
Second inning:
Tony Gonsolin pitching for the Dodgers. Michael Conforto grounds out, shortstop Mookie Betts to first baseman Freddie Freeman. Mike Yastrzemski strikes out. Luis Matos grounds out, Betts to Freeman.
Logan Webb pitching for the Giants. Miguel Vargas grounds out, first baseman LaMonte Wade Jr. to Webb. Jason Heyward lines out to center fielder Matos. Michalel Busch grounds out, second baseman Thairo Estrada to Wade.
End of second inning: Dodgers 0, Giants 0
Dodgers load bases in first but don’t score
First inning:
Tony Gonsolin pitching for the Dodgers. LaMonte Wade Jr. strikes out looking. Joc Pederson strikes out looking. Thairo Estrada grounds out, third baseman Michael Busch to first baseman Freddie Freeman.
Logan Webb pitching for the Giants. Mookie Betts flies out to right fielder Mike Yastrzemski. Freddie Freeman strikes out. Will Smith singles to right-center. David Peralta singles to left field. J.D. Martinez walks on a 3-2 pitch. James Outman strikes out looking.
End of first: Dodgers 0, Giants 0
Julio Urías, Daniel Hudson likely back in two weeks
The Dodgers have finally targeted return dates for starting pitcher Julio Urías and reliever Daniel Hudson.
According to manager Dave Roberts, both pitchers are expected back during the team’s series in Kansas City at the end of this month — putting both of their highly-anticipated returns about two weeks away.
Urías has missed more than a month with a hamstring strain. He is scheduled to face hitters on Tuesday, then will pitch a minor-league rehab assignment game next weekend.
Hudson has yet to pitch this year because of setbacks in his return from a torn ACL last season. However, he has pitched five scoreless innings on a rehab assignment in the Arizona Complex League, and could soon continue his rehab at the Dodgers triple A Oklahoma City affiliate.
One pitcher who isn’t near a return yet: Noah Syndergaard.
The right-hander was playing catch in the outfield at Dodger Stadium on Sunday morning, the first time he’d been seen throwing since being placed on the IL with a blister earlier this month. When he will ramp up more is unclear, after he posted a 7.16 ERA in 12 starts.
Roberts said whenever Syndergaard returns, it is unlikely to be in the bullpen.
Honeymoon over: Bobby Miller struggles in Dodgers’ blowout loss to Giants
Bobby Miller’s major league honeymoon is officially over.
For him and the Dodgers, Saturday marked a swift crash back to reality.
In a 15-0 loss to the San Francisco Giants, Miller was charged with seven runs in 5⅔ innings, unable to overpower hitters with his fastball, fool them with his breaking pitches or escape high-leverage jams the way he had during his first month in the big leagues.
Instead, after entering the night with a 3-0 record and 0.78 ERA in his first four career starts, the 24-year-old former first-round pick faced his first bout of MLB adversity — giving up four runs in the fifth inning, then being part of a five-run outburst in the sixth.
Dodgers TV schedule for remainder of regular season
Here’s a look at the Dodgers TV schedule for the remainder of the 2023 regular season. All times and broadcast/streaming options are subject to change.
