Jesus Sanchez defeated Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 on Tuesday night.
As Xavier Edwards began to shoot at his second base, Dodgers Augustin Ramirez deliberately walked Kyle Stowers before he chose the relaxing JP Feyereisen (0-2). Sanchez, a change of 1-0 in the middle, passed a drawn field.
Jesus Tinoco (2-0) made two scores for the win.
Dodgers was ruled by Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman, each of which is home to two RBIs.
Although both of them came out of the game, both beginnings did not make a decision. Cal Quantrill from Miami allowed a run in five inning. Tony Gonsolin from Los Angeles allowed two runs in five inning.
Catcher Liam Hicks added a Homer for two conditions for Miami.
Before the two Inning, Hicks robbed a Homer by the right -wing player Andy pages, which caught one or two feet on the fence and threw Dane Myers first to double.
Los Angeles opened the score in the first shot and the pages doubled and scored Freeman's single to right.
Matt Mervis, on a first step on a fastball Hicks' Homer'ı chose and scored goals, while Miami went fifth.
Ohtani and Freeman grunted the relaxing Anthony Veneziano, while Dodgers returned to the top 3-2 in the sixth place. Ohtani hit the first field shift. Freeman hit the 1-1 slide.
Miami took 4-3 in the sixth place. Ramirez doubled and Connor Norby took a RBI in two bags of his left -wing player Michael Conforto's gloves. Norby later scored a goal in Myers's single.
Dodgers, Ohtani'nin 111 miles / h RBI pair seventh in the seventh place.
Miami experienced a great opportunity in the eighth place, loading bases with two singles and a walk. However, Myers played a Hop-Sütpik double game that ended landing at the third master Max Muncy. The outlet speed outside the bat was 105 miles / hour.
At the top of the 10th, Grounder's 101-mile / hour Grounder, Will Smith, led to the dramatic of Sanchez, turned into an inning-bitish double game.
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