Dodgers rally then rout Rockies in consecutive games
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LOS ANGELES — On Monday, the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied to beat the Colorado Rockies 5-3, overcoming early injuries and a score tied at three with a four-run seventh inning; Kiké Hernández returned from offseason elbow surgery and recorded an RBI double in his season debut, and Freddie Freeman delivered the go-ahead RBI.
On Tuesday the Dodgers erupted for a 15-6 victory, with Mookie Betts hitting two home runs and Eric Lauer earning a win in his Dodgers debut; Andy Pages and Will Smith also homered, while the Rockies scored five runs in the ninth. The consecutive results provided immediate momentum and roster insights ahead of upcoming divisional matchups this week.
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Timeline
- 1. Monday — Dodgers rally for 5-3 win with four-run seventh inning and Hernandez season debut.
- 2. Monday — Emmet Sheehan struck by a line drive; Miguel Rojas was hit by a pitch during the game.
- 3. This week (Tuesday) — Dodgers score 15 runs and collect 17 hits in a 15-6 victory.
- 4. Tuesday — Eric Lauer makes Dodgers debut, six innings, one run allowed, records the win.
- 5. Tuesday late — Rockies score five runs in ninth inning but cannot overcome Dodgers’ big lead.
Why it matters
The Dodgers' back-to-back victories show a team in top form. If you're a fan, this is a promising start to the season. If you're into sports betting, the Dodgers' performance could influence your picks. Keep an eye on players like Kiké Hernández and Mookie Betts, who are making a strong impact.
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