Xander Bogaerts had a second inning home run between their four hits and won 5–3 on Thursday over Los Angeles Dojers who visited San Diego Padress, with Temples at a boiling point to avoid four-market sweeps in a series.
Ruki Right-Hand Ryan Burgart opened with a 4 2/3 scorer innings as Padress won the second time in seven matches in a period of 11 days against the doors. Jake Kronthanworth had three hits, including an RBI double for San Diego.
After Fernando Tetis Junior, both benches were evacuated in the ninth innings behind the plate of the house, who in their major league debut hit a pitch with a pitch from the right -handed jack of the Dojers. Dosters’ manager Dave Roberts and Padress Manager Mike Shield were removed.
In the ninth, Shohi Ohtani was then hit by a pitch of Robert Suarez, which was evicted. Tattis and Ohtani each was hit by pitches twice in the series. Dojers’ Andy Page was also killed twice.
Yoshinobbu Yamamoto (6-6) conceded three runs on seven hits in 6 1/3 innings as the Dozers abolished their five-game winning streak. Los Angeles won the last 10 matches seven times, against all Padress and San Francisco veterans, their National League West rivals.
The fourth homer of the Bogurts season went into the left-center field for a 1-0 lead in the second. This was his first domestic run in 31 games on 14 May.
San Diego made it 2–0 in the fifth when Bogrts sang, a Krononworth went third on a single and scored Jose Iglessee sacrificed fly.
The high -power crime of the dujers had just two hits through four innings, but in the fifth the corners were runners on the corners with two outer. Left -handed Adrian Morezone replaced Bergart and retired retired Ohtani on a return to end the innings. Morjon (4-3) retired all four batsmen, which they faced.
Kronanworth doubled an RBI in the seventh and an RBI was single in the eighth Gavin Sheets and Iglesius had a base-loaded walk.
The Dozers finished the shutout bid with three runs in the ninth and scored a tying run on the base, when Dalton raced against the left -handed Yuki Matsui, which earned his first service.
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