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latimes.com | Jack Harris
When the Dodgers called up Andy Pages to the majors early last season, one of the first things co-hitting coach Aaron Bates did was seek out veteran outfielder Teoscar Hernández. That spring, Bates had watched a relationship blossom between Pages, a then 23-year-old prospect who had bounced back miraculously fast from a labrum surgery the previous season, and Hernández, an All-Star veteran who had signed with the club that winter at age 31 in search of a bounce-back performance.
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latimes.com | Jack Harris
The national anthem had been sung. A sold-out crowd was in its seats. The field was raked, chalked and ready for baseball. More than three hours later, the first pitch was finally thrown. What was scheduled as a 7:15 p.m. local start at Truist Park in Atlanta on Friday didn’t actually kick off until 10:21 p.m., with the Dodgers and Braves getting delayed by a thunderstorm that rolled in shortly after the game was supposed to begin.
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latimes.com | Jack Harris
Hyeseong Kim opened the season in triple-A after struggling mightily at the plate during camp, going six for 29 with one home run and 11 strikeouts. The other notable international acquisition of the Dodgers’ offseason this winter is on the verge of his major league debut.
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latimes.com | Jack Harris
Hours before first pitch Friday, Yoshinobu Yamamoto was honored with the National League’s pitcher of the month award for March and April. Given how he looked in a scoreless six-inning, six-strikeout, one-hit gem against the Atlanta Braves hours later, it might not be the last award he vies for this year. After establishing himself as a breakout star in the opening month, Yamamoto continued his ascent up the hierarchy of major-league starters in the Dodgers’ 2-1 win Friday at Truist Park.
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1 week ago |
latimes.com | Jack Harris
The Los Angeles Dodgers actually have one of the best records in baseball but no one seems to be too thrilled by it. Injuries, question marks and hitters not hitting are issues. Max Muncy has a new look. And, he hopes, slightly better sight. On Friday night at Truist Park, Muncy took the field for the Dodgers’ series opener against the Atlanta Braves wearing clear prescription eyeglasses.
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Blake Snell was supposed to start throwing again this road trip, but that didn’t end up happening because his shoulder is still bothering him He and Tyler Glasnow (who has started throwing again this week) are both scheduled to check-in with team doctors tomorrow
Final: Dbacks 3, Dodgers 0 #Dodgers are 26-14 LAD had been 5-0 this year vs former Cy Young winners before Corbin Burnes' seven shutout innings today. But, they are also now 3-9 in their last 12 against teams above .500. AZ pitchers needed just 107 total throws in the shutout
Dustin May gave up a long HR to Eugenio Suárez in the sixth, but came back and got two outs in the seventh That is May's longest start in almost two years (he went 6.2 IP on May 12, 2023, his last full start before getting hurt that year) 2-0 Dbacks, btm 7th