Shohi Ohtani hit his National League-Living 30th home run and Yoshinobu Yamamoto played seven strong innings, as Los Angeles Dojers opened a six-game homestand with a 6–1 win over Chicago White Sox on Tuesday.
The Andy Page and Michael Conforto scored two runs to each, as the doors became better than 13–3 since 14 June.
Yamamoto (8-6) gave a run on three hits with eight strikes and faced the last 10 batsmen.
Lenin Sosa had done two hits and went into one run as White Sox lost his last series over San Francisco veterans. Chicago Ruki Right-Hander Shane Smith scored six hits with six strikes in 4 2/3 innings and six runs on three walks.
White Sox hit the hitters 12 times, six of them were coming from the three spots below in their lineups.
Dozers got Smith quickly with the first innings of four runs. After Smith retired Ohtani and Freddy Freeman to open their outing, the next five Los Angeles hit the hitter base. Teoscar Hernandez had an RBI single, RBI was double in pages and Conforto chased with two-rings single.
Page made it 5–0 in the second innings with RBI single and now there are several hits in 11 matches since the beginning of June.
White Socx broke into the fourth innings against Yamamoto, when Andrew Bainandy led a single and scored two-outs double from Sosa.
Dosters went back to half of their fourth when Ohtani gave the 408-foot house a right-center. The National League MVP, which has now has 30 domestic runs in each of the last five major league sessions.
White Sox Left-Hander Tyler Alexander retired all seven batsmen after Smith, which he faced, with three strikeouts in 2 1/3 innings.
The Dojers Shortstop was played without silent bats, with manager Dave Roberts closed it a planned day.
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