Cody Bellinger continues his hot start, the Dodgers impose 18-5

The attack was extremely hot Saturday night for the Dodgers, with 18 races in their 13-run Diamondbacks course in Arizona.

L & # 39; offense

Oh, where to start. For the second time in three games, the Dodgers scored double-digit points. For the first seven innings, they relied on their ability to hit the runners in goal position. However, in the eighth, it was the long ball.

Agree, agree, first things first. The main story of the evening was the ability of the Dodgers to hit the runners in goal position. For the game, LA was 9 out of 14 in such situations.

The Dodgers were quick to make their debut on Saturday. In fact, it only took one hitter. For the first time this season, Joc Pederson opened the game with a home run. Last year, Pederson set the Dodgers record with eight home runs. The year was excellent for Joc's three games, which already have three home runs.

The offensive attack came in the third inning. Justin Turner has approached the plate with the bases loaded. He got the green light on a 3-0 pitch and chose to center, leading on two points. Cody Bellinger and A.J. Pollock followed with consecutive singles, each leading in a race to get to 5-1.

Bellinger continued to hit hot in the fifth goal, while he was crushing his second circuit of the season to give LA a four-point lead.

The heats went sixth, while Los Angeles added five to really put the game out of reach. With the bases loaded, Corey Seager chooses to make a race. Turner followed with a walk to bring a run, and Bellinger brought two others with only one of his.

With a nine-point lead in the seventh, the D-Backs turned to their receiver, John Ryan Murphy, and sent him to the mound. He pitched a scoreless seventh, but things collapsed once he was sacked in the eighth.

With a runner on the first goal and two outs, it seemed that Murphy would end two scoreless innings.

The Dodgers had other intentions.

Austin Barnes recognized his left-wing start, his second of the year, giving LA another eight-point lead. Last year, Barnes scored his second game on September 4th. This year, it took him three games.

The next four batters would reach the base, including pitcher Brock Stewart who doubled. For the second and eighth time in his career, Cody Bellinger played in a multi-player game. His second of the night and his third of the year gave Los Angeles an 18-5 lead.

Pitching

Lost in all the hits and runs, it's the fact that there have been very strong shots tonight. Kenta Maeda took the start and gave the Dodgers everything they could ask for and more. He made over 100 shots and was only seven fewer.

Its finished by going 6 ²/₃ sleeves, allowing three points and removing three.

Aside from allowing three solo circuits, Maeda never really got bored. One rider never reached second base and only allowed two hits off the circuit.

With a 13-point lead and an almost empty shooter thanks to Friday's game, the Dodgers turned to receiver Russell Martin to close the file. Martin started a ninth 1-2-3 and eventually realized a dream. He told me that he would like to play in a match a few weeks ago.

Saturday details

WP: Kenta Maeda (1-0) 6 ²/₃ IP, 6 SO, 3 ER

LP: Zack Godley (0-1) 5 ¹/₃ IP, 7 ER, 8 H

Home Races: Cody Bellinger, 2 (3), Austin Barnes (2), Joc Pederson (3), Adam Jones (2), David Peralta (1), Jerrod Dyson, Alex Avila (1)

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