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#ONTWin FINAL: #ONT 22-21 IE You didn't read the score wrong. 43 runs were scored in a nine-inning game. Joendry Vargas, Jaron Elkins, Ching-Hsien Ko, and Mairo Martinus all homered. The rest? You'll have to read for yourself. Game Recap: open.substack.com/pub/dodgerslit…

WHO IS PITCHING TONIGHT?

@Threepea851 I just pulled up the game and it’s on that server, changed it afterwards

@dodgerslite Why you watching from the ARI broadcast?

Turned on the Dodgers game and Lasagna is on my screen

Maybe no recap tomorrow because I have to pack up and head home on Sunday. So yeah, definitely no recap on Sunday.

FINAL: #ONT 4-12 IE Marlon Nieves made his first appearance since returning from the injured list; Easton Shelton and Mairo Martinus both went deep, but the team slumped to even the series at two. Game Recap: open.substack.com/pub/dodgerslit…

Ankle-breaking cutter(?) by Jose Vasquez

The California League home run king wins the nine-pitch at-bat for his 24th long ball of the season! This is also Easton Shelton's second hit of the day; he currently has a five-game hitting streak

IT'S BEEN 10 YEARS

The Dodgers have made six errors in their last three games. They made 26 errors in their first 91 games.

Mairo Martinus sent this one out in a hurry for his 12th home run of the season. He is now on a four-game-hitting streak and has four long balls for the month

Kellon Lindsey lined one to the left for his first hit of the day

@silver26256 And other positions in the infield and outfield because the Loons are stacked as hell

@dodgerslite Blocked by Harlan

Sombody send this guy up already

Brendan Tunink extended his hitting streak to three games after this single

Mason Estrada's fastball generated a sword

Andy makes it back-to-back!

Lead it off, Shohei!

He ended up allowing one run after coming out of the game

Marlon Nieves made his first start since returning from the injured list. 2.1 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 K, 37 PC (64.9% SR) As expected, his leash was short, but he made the most of it. Fastball sat in the mid-90s, and he generated weak contact to get the majority of the outs.

Tsung-Che Cheng and Anthony Seigler might be the greatest duo the Red Sox have ever seen