Cody Bellinger walks away from Jacob deGrom

LOS ANGELES – Cody Bellinger's MVP Tour is back at Dodger Stadium on Monday night with the slugging player releasing his boundless talents and leaving his coach, as well as the opposition, unable to explain it.
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LOS ANGELES – The Cody Bellinger MVP Tour returned to Dodger Stadium on Monday night with the slugging player releasing his boundless talents and leaving his coach, as well as the opposition, without explanation.

Bellinger whistled home and third to avoid another point, stopping a return in the eighth inning as the Dodgers rallied, then held on for a 9-5 win on the Mets in the first game at home.

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"The words are hard to find," said Dave Roberts, manager of the Dodgers. "I do not know if they will give gold gloves in May, but it's hard to see them unfold in any other way."

Roberts said there was only one advantage for Bellinger and that he used the name – Mike Trout – with concern.

"You talk about slug, average, base based, first to third, stolen bases, catching baseball, field aids, all the rest," Roberts said. "Do what he can do, check all these boxes. You have to be careful when you talk about Mike Trout. It's also longevity. For a period of two months, it's a bit like what you're talking about.

In the first run, Bellinger accused Todd Frazier's slow bouncer and sent a straight right-handed shot to catcher Russell Martin, who quickly hit Michael Conforto to help the Mets hold a race against Clayton Kershaw in that run .

The 19th round of Bellinger was won by Jacob deGrom in the third inning and gave the Dodgers a 2-1 lead.

But the game that Roberts called "the game changer" arrived at the top of the eighth inning. With a sixth-inning six-run, powered by Enrique Hernandez's three-point homer, Enrique Hernandez, the Dodgers gave Joe Kelly a five-point lead in the eighth, which had been activated earlier in the day. list of bereavements. But Kelly conceded two matches to Adeiny Hechavarria to narrow the gap to 8-5. Dylan Floro pulled out one of three batters, and Roberts called Kenley Jansen for a five-stop stint with loaded bases and J.D. Davis up.

Davis, who dominated Kershaw in the fifth inning for a 3-2 lead, fired a flying ball in the right field at moderate depth. Bellinger started by breaking, backing off and decided not to even try to catch the third receiver Tomas Nido at home. Instead, with Carlos Gomez scoring from second to third, Bellinger opened a missile at third baseman Justin Turner, who slapped the score before Gomez could hit third base or Nido did not hit. to end the round in doubles.

"The mentality," said Bellinger, "was to throw it as hard as I could."

"It was an incredible shot," said Mickey Callaway, Mets manager. "You're going to see this in the best moments of the next 30 years.They will play this over and over again.It's a bit like one of those throws Vlad made 20 years ago.It was just a game. unbelievable. "

It was Bellinger's second assist of the night, seventh of the season, and she had three assists for the Dodgers in a game for the first time since April 2, 1998 against St. Louis. The other left-field assistant, Joc Pederson, relayed Corey Seager to Martin, eliminating Nido, who had attempted to score first in the second double of Amed Rosario's match.

"We spared a baseball round with the helpers," said Roberts.

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Bellinger came in the eighth inning. The crowd began to chant "M-V-P, M-V-P". Bellinger heard it.

"It was cool," said Bellinger, who added one to the bat. "I went out for a second because it was trotting me a little in the head. Then I found the focus. It was special.

Kershaw, now 5-0 on the season and 9-0 on the regular season for his career against the Mets, has scored a few other high achievers he has seen when making comparisons with Bellinger.

"I've seen some stretches here," Kershaw said. "What Matt Kemp did in 2011 and 2012. Manny [Ramirez] when he arrived here in 2008. [Andre Ethier] had some good shopping. Justin Turner. But it's really special and it does everything. It's the best player for us, it's all that matters. "

Daniel Zamora was beaten at home by Hernandez after defeating Tyler Bashlor at home. Hernandez, who had struck for .217 after losing his time against Taylor, sent a 0-2 pitch in the opposite direction for his eighth and season two streak in May.