Los Angeles Dodgers Keep Coming Up Empty as Zac Gallen Stays in Control

2 months ago

Los Angeles Dodgers Keep Coming Up Empty as Zac Gallen Stays in Control

The Dodgers wasted another chance in the fourth, still trailing Arizona after Max Muncy’s walk went nowhere. Mookie Betts grounded out, Freddie Freeman drove one deep to left-center but Jordan Lawler tracked it down near the warning track, and Will Smith flew out to center. Gallen needed only 51 pitches through four, keeping Los Angeles stuck without a run.

By Nischay Rathore

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