Dodgers set new MLB record with latest HR

LOS ANGELES – No team in the history of the major leagues has dominated more consecutive home games than these Los Angeles Dodgers.

They only had one game against Sonny Gray and the Red Cincinnati, and that was all they needed.

A J. Pollock scored three home runs in the sixth inning, and the Dodgers tied the league record by beating a circuit during their 32nd consecutive home game in a 3-2 win on Wednesday. .

Pollock opened a scoreless match when he connected to Gray (0-3), giving the Dodgers all their runs in their fourth straight win. The Dodgers do not give much importance to their series, except for the nine major victories of the nine greatest victories.

"It's a good statistic, that's certain," Pollock said. "Honestly, this team is very powerful, these guys are really trying to do some damage, they are trying to throw, and we like to hit home."

Since August 21, Los Angeles has dominated all regular season games at Dodger Stadium, including 13 in a row this season. While the Dodgers tied the Colorado Rockies mark in the final three months of the 1999 season, they will not have the chance to beat him until April 26 when they return from a roads.

Gray remained without a win with the Reds despite a solid fourth early on, only yielding two hits and bringing nine over six innings. After the Reds intentionally engaged in Cody Bellinger, Pollock pushed his low curve into the stands of the left field.

"The Dodgers have an excellent composition," said Gray, who was pleased with the location of his pitch. "They'll get ready, they'll put pressure on you."

The defending champions of the National League are second in the league this season with 38 homers in 20 games. They hit 27 top-27 finishes in their 13 home games, starting with a record 8 starts on opening day to pick up the game in September after finishing second in New York's 235th. York Yankees.

Walker Buehler (2-0) threw three balls in the seventh inning for the Dodgers, scoring eight and allowing an undeserved point.

"It's a bit like [a] "Sports car", Dave Roberts, coach of the Dodgers, said about his precious right-handed man, who conceded five earned runs in two of his first three starts this season. "If there's something wrong, then he's gone, worked on it, and we needed it."

The Dodgers made two mistakes and allowed a run to the ninth, but Kenley Jansen persevered for his fifth save.

Yasiel Puig scored the two Cincinnati races against his former team, but the Reds lost four straight. Cincinnati is 0-7 on the road.

Both teams finished the quick match with only three hits, but Los Angeles completed a six-game family run with a three-game Cincinnati sweep.

DAY OF BUEHLER

Buehler looked brisk from the start of the match against Chavez Ravine, reaching 99 mph with his fastball while removing 17 of 18 batters as a result of a header. He even selected a runner for the first time in his career in the second, catching Jose Iglesias first after the shortstop had the Reds' only success in six innings.

BELL RUNG (UP)

Cincinnati manager David Bell was ejected in the fifth inning after speaking off the dugout with referee Nick Mahrley. Bell, who was beaten for the second time already in his first season with the Reds, said he had been fired for telling Mahrley to "watch out for the game".

"I did not say a word of the whole game about the strike zone," said Bell, "some of our batters were unhappy with two calls." This was never exceeded, but when the referee continued to examine our dugout – I understand why he was doing it, because the guys were screaming – I was just saying, "I'm going to take care of that." Pay attention to the game. "##;

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The Reds have a 3-in-29 record, and their team batting average is 200 worst. "We believe in our offense and we are confident that it will happen very soon," Bell said.

RARE POP

Joey Votto came to Bellinger in black territory in the eighth inning. Incredibly, this is the first time Votto, hit by the southpaw, has made his entry into the base game throughout his career of 1,592 games, started in 2007.

TRAINER ROOM

Dodgers: Justin Turner did not start for the second game in a row after being hamstrung on Monday. He hit like a claw hitter in the eighth. … Bellinger came back to the list after sitting on Tuesday. He was hit by a fastball of 96 mph on Monday.

FOLLOWING

Reds: Tanner Roark (0-0, 4.30 ERA) takes the ball on Thursday to open a weekend series in San Diego. He has not yet launched six full rounds for Cincinnati.

Dodgers: Julio Urias (0-1, 5.27 ERA) takes the mound in Milwaukee on Thursday night. Urias also faced the Brewers last week in LA, taking the loss while awarding five earned runs in five innings.