Syndergaard gets first Dodgers' win in sweep of Cardinals
— Even though the Los Angeles Dodgers lead the National League in home runs, they are starting to show signs of winning when the ball doesn't leave the park.
Major League Baseball
St. Louis Cardinals
3
Los Angeles Dodgers
6
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | OT | 2OT | 3OT | P8 | P9 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| STL | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| LAD | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 6 |
— Even though the Los Angeles Dodgers lead the National League in home runs, they are starting to show signs of winning when the ball doesn't leave the park.
LAD win series 3-0
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Smith hit sacrifice fly to center, Taylor scored, Betts to third.
Pitch 1 : Ball In Play
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Peralta grounded into fielder's choice to second, Muncy scored, Vargas out at second, Heyward to third.
Pitch 3 : Ball In Play
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Smith scored on VerHagen wild pitch, Heyward to second on wild pitch by VerHagen, Muncy to third on wild pitch by VerHagen.
Smith scored on VerHagen wild pitch, Heyward to second on wild pitch by VerHagen, Muncy to third on wild pitch by VerHagen.
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Nootbaar singled to right, Edman scored.
Pitch 2 : Ball In Play
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 9 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Taylor doubled to left, Outman scored.
Pitch 4 : Ball In Play
Pitch 3 : Ball 2
Pitch 2 : Strike 1 Swinging
Pitch 1 : Ball 1
Peralta grounded out to second, Heyward scored, Outman to third.
Pitch 7 : Ball In Play
Pitch 6 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 5 : Ball 3
Pitch 4 : Ball 2
Pitch 3 : Ball 1
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Swinging
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Foul
Pitch 3 : Strike 1 Foul
Donovan grounded into double play, first to shortstop, Carlson out at second.
Pitch 3 : Ball In Play
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Evan Phillips pitches to Brendan Donovan
Carlson singled to center.
Pitch 1 : Ball In Play
Evan Phillips pitches to Dylan Carlson
O'Neill struck out swinging.
Pitch 4 : Strike 3 Swinging
Pitch 3 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 2 : Ball 1
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Looking
Evan Phillips pitches to Tyler O'Neill
Phillips relieved Almonte
Top of the 9th inning
End of the 8th inning
Muncy flied out to center.
Pitch 7 : Ball In Play
Pitch 6 : Ball 3
Pitch 5 : Strike 2 Foul
Pitch 4 : Ball 2
Freeman stole second.
Freeman stole second.
Pitch 3 : Ball 1
Pitch 2 : Strike 2 Looking
Pitch 1 : Strike 1 Swinging
Ryan Helsley pitches to Max Muncy
Smith hit sacrifice fly to center, Taylor scored, Betts to third.
Pitch 1 : Ball In Play
Ryan Helsley pitches to Will Smith
Freeman intentionally walked.
Pitch 4 : Automatic Ball 4
Betts to second on wild pitch by Helsley, Taylor to third on wild pitch by Helsley.
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