Dodgers at Padres, 5:40 PM PDT, TV: BS San Diego, MLBN (out-of-market only), SPNLA
Lefty Tyler Anderson (1-0, 2.25 ERA) pitches for the Dodgers; he’ll face old friend RHP Yu Darvish (1-1, 6.28 ERA) of the Padres. Anderson has pitched four innings in each of his two games this season, both in relief of Tony Gonsolin. Today, with Andrew Heaney on the IL, he gets his first start of the year. Darvish has been up and down, as his W-L record and ERA show. In his first start he had a six-inning no-decision; in his next he got hammered and went only 1 2/3 innings, giving up nine runs on eight hits (leading me to ask why he was left in so long). Then in his third start he went 6 2/3 innings in which he gave up just one run on four hits.
- 1958 In a 7-6 loss to Chicago at the LA Coliseum, two Dodger mainstays from Brooklyn reach career milestones. First baseman Gil Hodges, who will finish his 18-year major league tenure with 370 home runs on his way to the Hall of Fame, hits his 300th career round-tripper, and Captain Pee Wee Reese, a future Hall of Fame shortstop himself, plays in his 2000th game.
- 1999 Fernando Tatis becomes the only player in baseball history to hit two grand slams in one inning when he collects eight RBIs in one frame to breaks the old record of six. The Cardinal third baseman hits both off Dodger starter Chan Ho Park in an 11-run third of the team’s 12-5 victory at Chavez Ravine.
- 2000 The Dodgers complete a sweep of the Reds to notch their 1,000th win over baseball’s oldest professional franchise. Since 1970, Los Angeles is the only National League franchise to play over .500 ball (120-115) in Cincinnati (Riverfront Stadium/Cinergy Field).
Lineups when available.
Tonight's #Dodgers lineup at Padres: pic.twitter.com/DQeGctAEhq
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 23, 2022
Lining up behind @faridyu tonight. pic.twitter.com/lewvicVwhP
— San Diego Padres (@Padres) April 23, 2022
NPUT
BRUUUUUUUUUUUSDAR!!
Come what may, want to thank Dodger pitching for keeping it close.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-YsMvzgeSuI
Darvish struck out Mookie in the 2nd and never looked back.
Three more cracks at them and all we need is a field goal.
Darvish really reduced his pitch-per-inning count after the second inning. But how good is San Diego’s bullpen?
Decent, but it wasn’t so great last night.
Already a bad call. TTurner rung up on a ball.
Arguably wrong, but it wasn’t egregious.
Out to a long late dinner so I missed all of this game – sounds like it was close and lost by a base-running misread. Oh well.
Had Darvish on the ropes early and couldn’t put him away. Profar made and unbelievable throw to get Taylor. Gotta solve the lefty Manaea today.
I love Taylor”s aggressiveness, but he failed to properly gauge the risk/reward by trying to take third on the fly ball to left.
Well, we made them work for it. Whip’em tomorrow.
Golden sombrero for Mookie.
Nice throw.
It wasn’t an easy play, as he had to go back on the ball.
Ugggh!
I know every reliever can falter at any time, but for whatever reason – Hudson makes me nervous when he comes in.
But he did fine that inning.
I know every reliever can falter at any time, but for whatever reason – Hudson makes me nervous when he comes in.
But he did fine that inning.
Old friend alert for reals this time: Matt Beaty
Rats!!
Late life in Dodger bats. Keep it going guys.
Good show Belli.
I don’t mind the walk to Machado there too much.
Not at all. He is the last Padre you want to let beat you.
A safety ties it.
Trea the Terrific!
Yay Trea!!
Trea!!!
Dang. Up to Trea now.
Something’s goin’ on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koaX8aUcLeo
Sounds like Mookie just missed a HR there.
You’re not watching?
No. I seem to no longer get mlb.tv for free. Go figure! (Not sure why I got it gratis for the last 2 seasons…)
I got MLB audio. Only $19.99 and I can listen to all the games. I won’t pay $139.99 for MLB TV.
I get it free with my cell phone coverage.
Ok Mook. Here’s another chance for ya.
Redemption for Mookie?
CT3 breaks the glass.
Let’s get it started.
Dodgers saving hits and runs for Kersh tomorrow.
Max and Mook back in a funk.
Yu will do that to you.
Who? Oh Yu.
Nice Phil!
Ok Freddie. Time to wake the Dodgers up
Bick sticks it to Machado.
Quiet game, quiet night here.
My wife went out to dinner with a couple of friends. I’m about to hard boil a couple of eggs and make my famous tuna fish/egg salad.
No Passionfish tonight?
No passion for the game tonight, thus no Passionfish.
It’s become our go-to in Pacific Grove, though we saw some other interesting choices.
Dave playing with fire leaving Anderson in there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xBGSlnTino
Giants won, Rockies lost.
No, Nats lost.
Bottom of the order Tyler. Put them away.
Looks like Yu found his Mojo.
Minimize the damage Tyler.
Lots of game left but I kinda wonder if this might not be the best night for the Dodgers. It’s not always easy to beat the same team 11 times in a row.
I’m rooting for a dozen.
I want a bakers dozen.
You get Kyle Hendricks 21 runs, and he can be tough. https://chicago.suntimes.com/cubs/2022/4/23/23038891/cubs-make-history-in-21-0-rout-of-pirates-alfonso-rivas-seiya-suzuki
It was the Cubs revenge game. In 1975, the Pirates beat the Cubs 22-0.
Best served cold?
Ha! Exactly.
Unfortunate that the Dodgers are down in this game considering the number of pitches thrown and number of at bats they have had.
Yep. Just couldn’t get that 2 out hit.
Yu’s pitch count is soaring.
There are bad balls & strikes calls, and then there are calls so bad the pitcher has to turn his head to keep his disgusted laughter from showing.
https://twitter.com/umpjob/status/1517708799733374978
Classic.