The Dodgers lost 10-7 to the Twins, characterized by sloppy defense that cost them runs and wasted chances. Yoshinobu Yamamoto initially struggled but managed to settle down after a rough second inning that featured several deep counts and an error leading to unearned runs. The offense, slow to start, tied the game in the fourth with a three-run homer by Freddie Freeman but could not maintain momentum as the game unraveled in later innings, particularly with a disastrous outing from the bullpen.
The Dodgers played sloppy defense that cost them a ton of runs, wasted some gifted chances from the opposing pitcher, and the bullpen performed poorly in a 10-7 loss to the Twins.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto began well, striking out two and retiring the order in the first, but he struggled with deep counts, culminating in a laborious 36-pitch second inning.
Errors plagued the Dodgers as a potential double-play turned into an error that loaded the bases, leading to two unearned runs scored off a double.
While the Dodger offense was initially slow, a three-run homer by Freddie Freeman in the fourth tied the game, but the momentum quickly shifted afterward.
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