July 13, 2025; San Francisco, California, USA; Los Angeles Dojers launched the pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (18), saving a pitch against San Francisco veterans during the first innings at Oracle Park. Compulsory Credit: D. Ross Cameron-Imgan Picture Los Angeles Dozers collided together by Freddy Freeman and Andy Pages, together with a run-off of a run of 5-2 roads over San Francisco giants on San Francisco veterans on Sunday afternoon, around an infield hit by Torsor Hernedase.
The traditional first half of the baseball was extended into two innings when the veterans placed a pinch-Hoter Louis Matos one-out, the Tanner Scott close to the two-run home run of doors, which was pulling the hosts 2–2.
The main-League-Leading of the season for The Blow Save Scott was the seventh, which set the table for Matos when he already served Matt Chapman One Better.
After scoring neither the team in the 10th, the sixth pitcher of the veterans, the Spencer Bivence (2-3), were one away from trapping two Basarners in the 11th.
However, Freeman popped a single in the same right-sensor field among four San Francisco defenders, scoring additional-inning etiquette runners James Outman.
Hernandez then cut a ball on the right side of the first Basman Wilmer Flores, which offered an off-balance one-hopped and away from bivence, allowing Shohi Ohtani to score. Page brings home Freeman for a 5–2 lead, with a looper under the right-field line.
Ben Casperius (7-3), who recorded three straight batsmen in the 11th lower part of the 10th, was credited with victory.
To the heroes of Matos, it appeared to be Yoshinobu Yamamoto, with Robbie Ray won an all-star picchers duality.
Rebounding from a disastrous beginning against Milwauki Bruers, Yamamoto closed veterans in seven innings, exiting seven and exiting with a 2–0 lead, limited them to three hits.
Two early Dojers Runs Fourth in the fourth were the products of a single homer by RBI Double and Miguel Rosas, in the fifth season in the fifth season.
Ray was drawn after six innings, giving two runs on three hits. He went two and hit six.
Both he and Yamamoto would be disqualified to pitch in Tuesday’s all-star game as they lead the game on Sunday.
The Freeman ended with two hits and two RBI, while Ohthani did a single, went twice and scored twice for the doors, who would take two-game winning streak in the break.
Matos’s Homer and Jung Hu Li Li had the only additional-base hit for a double veterans, out of 6–5.
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