Andy Pages on Sunday scored a three-run domestic run to pick up hosts Los Angeles Dozers for a 5–4 victory over San Francisco giants.
Dustin May (4-4, 4.46 ERA) played six innings to win. The right -handed batsman gave six hits, three earned runs, four left and hit three on 94 pitches.
Tanner Scott hit the side in 1-2-3 ninth innings for his 13th Save.
Page’s home run gave the doseers an edge for good in the fifth. Shohei Ohtani and Muki Bates started the innings with Joy Luchesesey with single. He moved to second and third place with a Freddy Freeman Ground.
San Francisco tried to save Ryan Walker near the east. He hit the tasker Hernandez for the second out, but the pages broke a deep drive for the left-center to make 5-3 doseers.
Luchessi (0–1, 27.00 ERA) suffered losses for veterans.
Dozers first started scoring when Ohtani led a single in the middle. Freeman finished second with one out and Teser Hernandez went to load the hideouts. 1-0 lased pages with a sacrifice fly with a sacrifice for lal.
Tommy Edman made it 2–0 with two-out home runs in the second.
The veterans fought back with a two-out rally in the fourth. Mike Yastrzamesky sang to the right and Logan Porter collided with a pitch. Christian Kos sang in the middle to score Yastrzameski and cut the doors 2–1. Jung Hu Lee gave the veterans lead with a triple inside the right field line. Porter and Kos scored it to make it 3-2 veterans.
Sean Hazel was the last minute starter for veterans. Kyle Herrison was warm in the Bulpen when she was warmed up in the Bulpen 30 minutes before the game’s time.
Hazel appeared in four innings in just three matches out of the Bulpen. The right -handed batsman gave 3 2/3 innings to the veterans, giving three hits and two runs with two walks and five strikes on 54 pitches.
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