On May 6, 2009, the Los Angeles Dodgers made history by winning their 13th consecutive home game, defeating the Washington Nationals 10-3. This victory marked a new MLB record, breaking the previous 12-game streak set by the 1911 Detroit Tigers. The win improved the Dodgers' record to 21-8, a significant improvement from the prior season, and solidified their lead in the National League West. Clayton Kershaw achieved his first win of the season during this game, allowing only one run over five innings. However, their streak ended the following day with a loss against the Nationals.
The Dodgers etched themselves in MLB history by winning their 13th consecutive home game to start the season, a record-breaking victory on May 6, 2009.
Clayton Kershaw secured his first win of the season, pitching five innings and allowing just one run on four hits, ensuring the Dodgers' historic win.
The Dodgers improved their record to 21-8 after the victory, significantly better than the previous season, and were comfortably leading the National League West.
Andre Ethier's performance was crucial, including a bases-loaded walking that helped the Dodgers take the lead, along with extending his hitting streak to 30 games.
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