Pitcher Bobby Miller was outstanding in the game, allowing just two hits in five innings, while the Dodgers managed to get 14 hits in total, underlining their offensive ability. Ohtani, who had excelled in the previous game by reaching his 42nd home run, had a cold night, going 0-for-5, popping up four times and being retired in his last at-bat.
Miller, who is 2-3, allowed three runs, struck out three batters and walked three during his outing. Evan Phillips closed out the game, earning his 17th save of the season. Elsewhere, Orioles starter Cade Povich had a rough night, allowing five runs and 10 hits while recording three strikeouts and a walk.
For the Orioles, Anthony Santander stood out by hitting two hits in four at-bats, while Eloy Jiménez and Ramón Urías failed to connect. Despite their team’s lack of connection, the Orioles tried to stay competitive in the game.
For the Dodgers, several players contributed to the win; Dominican Teoscar Hernández had one hit in three at-bats, while Miguel Rojas and Kiké Hernández also contributed to the attack, with Rojas achieving two hits and one RBI, and Hernández scoring on one occasion. This victory marks the eighth in ten games for Los Angeles and highlights their good moment within the season.
