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Freddie Freeman Backs Dodgers After Guardians Series Loss

Freeman backed the Dodgers after Wednesday’s 4-1 loss to Cleveland, saying, “It’s a long season… we’ll be fine.” He credited Gavin Williams for mixing curveballs, cutters, heaters and a “new wrinkle” slider, while admitting Los Angeles “didn’t get anything going.” Despite the first week, Freeman said the lineup is “inevitable” and expects it to heat up after Thursday’s off day.

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Dave Roberts Says Dodgers' Offense Will 'Come to Life' on Road

After the Dodgers’ 4-1 loss to Cleveland, Roberts said “most of our guys are scuffling” and admitted the strikeout total is “a little concerning.” He still backed the lineup to recover, saying it will “get our groove” and “come to life” on the road. Roberts also praised Yoshinobu Yamamoto for battling through six innings and keeping Los Angeles in it.

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Dodgers Drop First Series as Bats Go Quiet Against Guardians

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Dodgers Drop First Series as Bats Go Quiet Against Guardians

The Dodgers lost 4-1 to Cleveland and dropped their first series after managing only five hits, three from Andy Pages. Gavin Williams struck out 10 across seven scoreless innings, while Shohei Ohtani killed a sixth-inning threat with a double play. Freddie Freeman’s ninth-inning homer avoided the shutout, but Los Angeles’ inconsistent offense again spoiled strong pitching support.

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about 2 months ago

Jonathan India Belts Fifth Career Grand Slam as Royals Rout Twins

India crushed his fifth career grand slam on April 2, helping Kansas City build a 13-4 lead over Minnesota through seven innings. The second baseman’s blast widened a runaway Royals advantage and capped another big offensive night. With the Twins reeling late, India’s swing stood as the loudest moment in a game Kansas City controlled from the middle innings onward.

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about 2 months ago

Gavin Williams Silences Dodgers as Guardians Build 4-0 Lead

Williams dominated Los Angeles with seven scoreless innings, allowing two hits, walking three and striking out 10 as Cleveland moved ahead 4-0. He generated a 39% whiff rate and delivered his second career scoreless start with at least 10 strikeouts. The right-hander kept the Dodgers quiet deep into the game while the Guardians’ offense supplied early breathing room.

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Joan Laporta Signals Barcelona Will Prioritize La Masia Over Major Summer Spending

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Joan Laporta Signals Barcelona Will Prioritize La Masia Over Major Summer Spending

Laporta said Barcelona will not enter the summer market “for the sake of going,” insisting the priority is to “maintain” and “consolidate” Hansi Flick’s competitive squad. He also backed La Masia to supply internal reinforcements, saying Barça’s best teams have always featured a homegrown core. New signings, he added, will come only if management request specific upgrades.

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