Dodgers pitcher Tyler Anderson took a no-hitter into the ninth inning before the Angels’ Shohei Ohtani, the reigning American League MVP, broke it up with a triple. Anderson had to settle for another win in a resurgent season with Los Angeles, improving to 8-0.
Recapping April for the Dodgers, in which scoring was way down across MLB. Also, the Trevor Bauer situation moved closer to a resolution, with the pitcher getting suspended two years by MLB.
One thing MLB players and owners can seem to agree upon is the designated hitter is coming to the National League. Let’s look at what that means, and for the Dodgers specifically.
WATERTOWN â Neither team was at full strength, but Watertown closed out a 65-62 win over Wilson Central on the power play Saturday afternoon.
Only seven Wildcats were available for the game and three were fouled out, leaving just four on the floor for the final 25.6 seconds as Watertown rallied.
Gavin Clayborne connected on two free throws with 20.6 seconds left to put Watertown in front 63-62 and two more for insurance with 11.8 ticks as the Purple Tigers, playing for the first time in eight days since their first loss of the season, at DeKalb County, before having two rescheduled games canceled during the week due to COVID, improved to 7-1 going into a two-week Wilson County Schools-mandated break from competition.