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Los Angeles Dodgers' Zach McKinstry gestures as he heads to third after hitting a grand slam.

Zach McKinstry celebrates after hitting a chiliad slam during the second inning for the Dodgers against the Cubs on Sunday.

(Mark J. Terrill / Associated Printing)

McKinstry (grand slam) and Bellinger (two-run shot) ability Dodgers to victory.

L.A. has a modest iii-game winning streak after vii-1 win Sunday.

Clayton Kershaw dominates in Dodgers' series-clinching win over Cubs

Highlights from the Dodgers' seven-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs at Dodger Stadium on Sunday.

Clayton Kershaw hopped off the mound and took several steps toward the third base of operations dugout, the Dodgers left-hander then sure he had struck out Chicago Cubs slugger Anthony Rizzo to end the start inning Sunday that he didn't bother looking for umpire Ryan Blakney'southward call.

Kershaw, his eight teammates on the field and a oversupply of 46,315 in Dodger Stadium were stunned when the chugalug-high slider on the inside corner was called a brawl, merely information technology only delayed the inevitable.

Ii pitches later, Kershaw whiffed Rizzo with an 86-mph slider, setting the tone for a belatedly-afternoon display of dominance in which Kershaw gave up ane run and four hits, struck out a season-loftier 13 and walked one in eight innings of a 7-1 victory over the Cubs.

Kershaw induced 26 swings and misses during his 101-pitch, 70-strike gem, a season loftier and the fifth virtually in his 14-year career, 22 of them with a sharp-breaking slider that averaged 86.4 mph.

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Dodgers extend winning streak to three with 7-1 victory over Cubs

Cubs: Right-hander Phil Bickford at present pitching for the Dodgers. Souza in left. J.A. Happ fouled to the catcher. Alcantara struck out swinging. Baez struck out swinging.

Terminal score: Dodgers 7, Cubs i

We get to the 9th, 8-one Dodgers

Cubs: And Clayton Kershaw stays in the game. Wisdom struck out swinging. Sogard singled to left. Ortega flied to center. Lobaton grounded to short, forcing Sogard. Great outing by Kershaw.

Dodgers: Left-hander Rex Brothers at present pitching for the Cubs. McKinstry struck out swinging. Barnes flied to right. Steven Souza Jr, batting for Kershaw, struck out swinging.

Score after eight: Dodgers 7, Cubs 1

Information technology's 7-1 Dodgers after seven

Cubs: Baez walked on vi pitches. Pederson grounded to Turner, who was playing near second because of a shift. He fielded the ball, stepped on second for an out and threw to beginning to complete the double play. Marisnick grounded to short. Kershaw has made 89 pitches through seven. Will they let him pitch the eighth? Hundred-to-one.

Dodgers: Lobaton now catching. Ortega now in right. Pujols grounded to third. Taylor struck out looking. Lux struck out looking.

Score after 7: Dodgers 7, Cubs 1

Dodgers extend lead to 7-1

Cubs: Contreras grounded to curt. Bryant grounded to second. Alcantara struck out swinging. Kershaw has 12 strikeouts.

Dodgers: Kershaw struck out swinging. Betts triple to right. Bryant fabricated a diving effort, but once he did that and didn't catch information technology, that guaranteed a triple. Bellinger flied to right, scoring Betts. Turner struck out swinging.

Score after six: Dodgers 7, Cubs i

Information technology'due south 6-ane Dodgers after five

Cubs: Albert Pujols in at first. Wisdom struck out swinging. Sogard fouled to 3rd. Nance struck out looking.

Dodgers: Chris Taylor beat out out a wearisome roller to third. The play had to be reviewed and he was safe past an eyelash. Lux grounded to third, forcing Taylor at second. McKinstry struck out swinging. Lux stole 2d and took third on a wild pitch. Barnes struck out looking.

Score after five: Dodgers vi, Cubs one

Cubs get on board cheers to Javy Baez's homer

Cubs: Bryant struck out swinging. Rizzo flied to right. Baez homered to left. Pederson doubled to right. Marisnick struck out swinging.

Dodgers: Right-hander Tommy Nance now pitching for the Cubs. Alcantara in at 2nd. Wisdom to offset. Sogard to tertiary. Betts struck out swinging. Bellinger grounded to short. Turner doubled to right-center. Beaty grounded to brusk.

Score later on four: Dodgers 6, Cubs one

Information technology's vi-0 Dodgers afterwards three

Cubs: Brandon Wisdom singled to left. Eric Sogard struck out swinging. Wisdom went to 2nd on a balk. Adbert Alzolay struck out looking. Contreras struck out looking on a nasty curveball.

Dodgers: Taylor struck out looking. Lux singled to right. McKinstry singled to right, Lux to second. Barnes lined the center. Kershaw struck out looking.

Score after three: Dodgers 6, Cubs 0

Dodgers have vi-0 lead on Zach McKinstry's grand slam, Cody Bellinger's 2-run shot

Cubs: Javy Baez struck out swinging. Joc Pederson struck out looking. Jake Marisnick grounded to second.

Dodgers: Matt Beaty was hit by a pitch. Chris Taylor walked on six pitches. Later on falling behind 0-2, Gavin Lux walked on seven pitches. Zach McKinstry hitting a thou slam to correct. Alzolay merely hung a slider. Austin Barnes struck out looking. Clayton Kershaw grounded to 2d. Betts grounded to short, but Baez bounced the throw and Rizzo couldn't dig information technology out. Bellinger homered to correct. It'south 6-0 Dodgers. Turner singled to left. Beaty grounded to first.

Score subsequently 2: Dodgers 6, Cubs 0

Scoreless first inning at Dodger Stadium

Cubs: Left-hander Clayton Kershaw on the mound for the Dodgers. Willson Contreras struck out swinging. Kris Bryant flied to eye. Anthony Rizzo struck out swinging.

Dodgers: Right-hander Adbert Alzolay on the mound for the Cubs. Mookie Betts flied to center. Cody Bellinger walked on four pitches. Justin Turner grounded into a one-4-3 double play.

Score later ane: Dodgers 0, Cubs 0

Dodgers look to extend win streak later 'embarrassment' of Padres sweep, Cubs combined no-hitter

Cody Bellinger celebrates with Clayton Kershaw and David Price after hitting a walk-off home run.

Cody Bellinger, middle, celebrates with Clayton Kershaw, right, and David Cost after striking a walk-off home run in the Dodgers' win over the Cubs on Saturday.

(Alex Gallardo / Associated Press)

The Dodgers will look to win their 3rd straight game over the Chicago Cubs when the teams meet Dominicus in a game that will be nationally televised by ESPN.

The Dodgers began the week with a three-game sweep at the hands of the San Diego Padres in Petco Park, and they were no-hit by Cubs starter Zach Davies and three relievers in the opener of a four-game series Th nighttime.

Merely they responded with a six-two win over the Cubs on Fri nighttime and a iii-ii win on Saturday in which Cody Bellinger homered in the ninth inning, giving the Dodgers their first walk-off win of the flavour.

"You could feel after getting swept in San Diego, and then getting no-hit, our guys don't screw," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. "Nosotros have a manner of regrouping to win a baseball game.

"I think that'southward shown over the final six years, how nosotros've responded to some arduousness, and at the end of the year, we're at the elevation of the division, then I don't see that playing out any different this year, either."

Asked to pinpoint why he felt so encouraged his team would bounciness back from the iv directly losses, Roberts said, "I call back embarrassment, probably. No one likes to lose, but to lose 3 in a row to a division rival and and so to come up home and [become no-hit], that doesn't make anyone feel practiced. And then I call up the word 'embarrassment' pretty well sums it up."

Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw, who is 6-4 with a iii.two ERA in 12 career starts against the Cubs, will oppose Cubs right-hander Adbert Alzolay. Kershaw is eight-seven with a iii.43 ERA this season, hitting out 111 and walking just 17 in 94 1/3 innings.

Max Muncy is not in the Dodgers lineup, a scheduled mean solar day off for the infielder, Roberts said.

DODGERS LINEUP: RF Mookie Betts, CF Cody Bellinger, 3B Justin Turner, 1B Matt Beaty, 2B Chris Taylor, SS Gavin Lux, LF Zach McKinstry, C Austin Barnes, LHP Clayton Kershaw.

CUBS LINEUP: C Willson Contreras, RF Kris Bryant, 1B Anthony Rizzo, SS Pedro Baez, LF Joc Pederson, CF Jake Marisnick, 3B Patrick Wisdom, 2B Eric Sogard, RHP Adbert Alzolay.

V Dodgers players accelerate to second phase of NL All-Star voting

Max Muncy circles the bases after hitting a home run against the San Francisco Giants on May 22.

(Tony Avelar / Associated Printing)

Max Muncy, Mookie Betts, Chris Taylor, Justin Turner and Gavin Lux accept advanced to the second stage of the National League All-Star voting procedure, as announced by Major League Baseball on Dominicus morning.

The five Dodgers players will at present enter a four-24-hour interval social-media voting procedure — starting Monday and ending Th — in which starters will exist chosen from amid the top three vote-getters (and the acme nine outfielders) at each position.

Voting, which is available at MLB.com, volition close at two p.m. (EDT) on Thursday, and the winners will be appear on ESPN's starter reveal show at 6 p.m. PDT that night. The game will be played at Colorado's Coors Field on July 13.

Muncy was the leading vote-getter amid NL first basemen alee of Freddie Freeman (Atlanta) and Anthony Rizzo (Chicago Cubs). Betts and Taylor were rated fourth and 5th, respectively, amongst NL outfielders behind Ronald Acuna Jr. (Atlanta), Nick Castellanos (Cincinnati) and Jesse Winker (Reds).

Justin Turner ranked tertiary among NL tertiary basemen backside Kris Bryant (Cubs) and Nolan Arenado (St. Louis), and Gavin Lux ranked third amidst NL second basemen behind Ozzie Albies (Braves) and Adam Frazier (Pittsburgh).

Blast from the by: Cody Bellinger's homer gives Dodgers walk-off win over Cubs

Highlights from the Dodgers' 3-2 over the visiting Chicago Cubs on Saturday.

Cody Bellinger crushed the pitch and everybody at Dodger Stadium knew where it was going, long over the wall in centre field to give the Dodgers a 3-two walk-off win over the Chicago Cubs, but Bellinger wasn't totally convinced.

"I knew I hit it well," Bellinger said. "But I oasis't hit too many this year, so I didn't actually know for sure. I knew it was my best bolt of the year, though."

The bolt off Cubs right-hander Keegan Thompson — Bellinger's second habitation run of a frustrating flavour — produced thunder from the 45,420 at Chavez Ravine. It improved the Dodgers (45-31) to 10-fourteen in one-run games and kept them having to farther frazzle a bullpen that's been heavily used over the last week. It was Bellinger's tertiary-career walk-off home run and first extra-base hit since June 2.

"Very satisfying," Bellinger said. "Withal a long fashion to get. Lot of season left, lot of baseball left. No thing what, information technology is e'er nice to see a ball become over the fence."

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Cody Bellinger hits a walk-off dwelling house run to lift Dodgers to 3-2 win

Cody Bellinger hitting a walk-off home run with two outs in the ninth inning off Chicago Cubs reliever Keegan Thompson to lift the Dodgers to a 3-2 win Saturday.

Information technology was Bellinger's second domicile run of the season every bit the Dodgers improved to 46-31 on the season.

In the height of the inning, Phil Bickford struck out Patrick Wisdom to put a bow a solid 1 ii/iii innings of relief. David Price came out of the bullpen and promptly retired Joc Pederson and Jason Heyward.

Bullpens frustrating batters as tied game heads into the ninth

Dodgers reliever Phil Bickford retired the side on just three pitches in the superlative of the inning. Kris Bryant lined out on a quick catch past Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner and Anthony Rizzo and Javier Baez each grounded out.

Cubs reliever Rex Brothers struck out Will Smith, Gavin Lux and Chris Taylor to stymie the Dodgers' hopes of taking the lead.

End of eighth: Cubs 2, Dodgers two

Dodgers struggling to generate law-breaking confronting Cubs' bullpen

Chicago's Jason Heyward, right, is congratulated by teammate Wilson Contreras after scoring a run in the fifth inning.

(Alex Gallardo / Associated Press)

The Dodgers avoided falling behind in the top of the inning when a striking by Chicago's Jason Heyward landed just outside the left-field foul pole. Umpires initiated a video review but to make sure the call was right, much to Dodgers pitcher Garrett Cleavinger'southward relief.

Heyward then singled upwards the middle, but was out on the next at-bat when Sergio Alcantara hit into a perfectly executed 6-3 double play by Dodgers shortstop Gavin Lux. Phil Bickford so relieved Cleavinger and got the concluding out.

Dan Winkler kept the Dodgers' batters at bay, giving upward a walk to Mookie Betts earlier striking out Max Muncy and Justin Turner to cap the inning.

End of 7th: Cubs ii, Dodgers 2

Dodgers and Cubs tied 2-2 heading into the 7th

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, left, takes the ball from starting pitcher Julio Urías during the sixth inning.

(Alex Gallardo / Associated Press)

Julio Urías opened the sixth by striking out Anthony Rizzo for his 12th strikeout of the game. He then immune a unmarried to Javier Baez that marked the end of his day on the mound.

Urías showed improvement over his previous starts, allowing five hits, two earned runs, a walk and 12 strikeouts over 5 1/3 innings.

Joe Kelly came on in relief and struck out Patrick Wisdom and Jake Marisnick.

AJ Pollock doubled to the wall in the right-center field gap in the lesser of the inning, but was left stranded when Cubs reliever Dan Winkler got Zach McKinstry to ground out to 2nd.

Stop of 6th: Cubs two, Dodgers two

Cubs necktie game on run-scoring double past Ian Happ

Chicago'due south Ian Happ hit a run-scoring double off Dodgers starter Julio Urías to tie the game ii-2 in the fifth inning.

Jason Heyward, who picked upwards his second hit of the game on a sizzler down the left-field line for an easy double, scored on the play. Happ's pinch-hit double went into the correct-field corner.

Before allowing Happ's hit, Urías struck out Sergio Alcantara for his 10th punchout before notching strikeout No. 11 confronting Kris Bryant to terminate the inning.

In the lesser of the inning, Cubs reliever Brad Wieck retired the Dodgers in order, hitting out Max Muncy and Justin Turner along the way.

End of fifth: Cubs 2, Dodgers 2

Anthony Rizzo leads off quaternary with home run for Cubs

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Alec Mills throws during the first inning Saturday.

(Alex Gallardo / Associated Printing)

Chicago's Anthony Rizzo led off the fourth inning with a habitation run to right field off Julio Urías, making information technology 2-one Dodgers in the fourth inning.

It was Rizzo's 10th abode run of the season and second hitting allowed in the game by Urías, who responded by striking out the next three batters to up his strikeout total to nine.

In the bottom of the inning, the Dodgers whiffed on another prime number scoring opportunity. For the 2d time in three innings, Willson Contreras picked off Chris Taylor at 3rd, this time when Taylor bit as well much while leading off the purse on a bunt attempt by Urías. Only like when he picked off Taylor on a stolen-base attempt in the second, Contreras made a fast and perfect throw.

Although Urías singled a short fourth dimension later on grounded that got found a hole by Rizzo at first and second baseman Sergio Alcantara, he and Zach McKinstry were left stranded when Mookie Betts grounded out to tertiary.

Terminate of 4th: Dodgers 2, Cubs ane

Dodgers lead 2-ane subsequently 3 innings

The Dodgers miss out on a hazard to grow their atomic number 82 when Gavin Lux lined out to center field with the bases loaded to terminate the inning.

Justin Turner singled to left with two outs earlier Cubs bullpen Alec Mills walked Max Muncy and Will Smith.

Julio Urías finished the inning strong subsequently assuasive a leadoff single to Jason Heyward and walking Sergio Alcantara. He struck out bullpen Alec Mills and Willson Contreras before Kris Bryant flied out to heart. Six strikeouts on l pitches for Urías and then far.

Finish of quaternary: Dodgers 2, Cubs 1

Dodgers-Lakers media bundle? Why Dodgers co-owners buying into Lakers is a big deal

Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter speaks at a Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation event in 2019.

Dodgers co-owner Marker Walter speaks at a Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation event in 2019. Walter and Todd Boehly, another Dodgers co-owner, are purchasing a minority share of the Lakers.

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Marking Walter and Todd Boehly fabricated a bargain destined to be remembered equally the last groovy big deal in the local cable sports wars. In 2013, those ii members of the Dodgers buying group persuaded Time Warner Cable to launch a new cable channel for the Dodgers, grant the team ownership of the channel, and pay the team $8.35 billion for rights to broadcast the games.

Since then, tens of millions of viewers across America accept canceled subscriptions to cablevision and satellite providers. Some of those providers have gone out of business organization, or have been consumed in mergers. As Dodgers fans without Time Warner Cable found out the hard way, other providers have cut back or eliminated sports offerings to avoid paying pricey fees.

New streaming services seem to pop up every day. You lot have more than freedom to pay for what you desire to watch, rather than to pay for dozens of channels that corporations tossed into the package you lot had to buy to become the three or four channels you really wanted. Amazon can brand a moving-picture show and stream it to y'all, all without a Hollywood production company or a cable partner.

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Dodgers hold onto a 2-0 atomic number 82 over Cubs in the third

Chris Taylor led off the second with the Dodgers' third double of the game — a leadoff laser into the left-field corner. Taylor, notwithstanding, was picked off a curt time afterward past Cubs catcher Willson Contreras while trying to steal third base. AJ Pollock struck out and Zach McKinstry grounded out to second to cap the inning.

Julio Urías stayed in control in the top of the inning, hitting Patrick Wisdom and Jake Marisnick to give him four strikeouts for the day.

End of second: Dodgers ii, Cubs 0

Max Muncy and Justin Turner give Dodgers a ii-0 atomic number 82 in get-go

Justin Turner congratulates Mookie Betts for scoring on a double by Max Muncy against the Cubs in the first inning.

Justin Turner, left, congratulates Mookie Betts for scoring on a double by Max Muncy against the Cubs in the outset inning.

(Alex Gallardo / Associated Press)

Max Muncy hit a run-scoring double and Justin Turner singled in some other run to give the Dodgers a ii-0 atomic number 82 in the first inning.

Muncy's deep hit off Cubs starter Alec Mills bounced off the wall in center field, getting by jumping Cubs heart fielder Jake Marisnick. Mookie Betts, who led off with a standup double into the left-field corner, scored on the play.

With Turner at the plate, Muncy took third on a wild pitch by Mills earlier scoring on a single to right field by Turner.

Julio Urías got off to a skilful offset, hit out Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo as function of a one-two-3 inning.

Cease of start: Dodgers 2, Cubs 0

Philip Anschutz set to sell Lakers shares to two of the Dodgers' owners

Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw shakes hands with Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter.

Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw shakes hands with Dodgers co-owner Mark Walter during an on-field ceremony in March 2018.

(Mark J. Terrill / Associated Press)

Billionaire Philip Anschutz, the founder of AEG and possessor of Staples Center, has agreed to sell his 27% stake in the Lakers to Marking Walter and Todd Boehly, 2 of the Dodgers' owners, sources confirmed to The Times.

Sportico offset reported the transaction, which valued the Lakers at virtually $5 billion, putting Walter's and Boehly's stake in the NBA franchise owned by the Osculation family unit at $i.35 billion, the largest minority buying with the squad.

Anschutz is besides the possessor of the Kings and the Galaxy, and a source said the movement with the Lakers shares won't affect his relationship with either team.

The move is "part of some financial planning and redeployment of uppercase to other AEG projects and growth initiatives," AEG Chief Executive Dan Beckerman told Sportico.

The auction needs approval from the NBA'due south Lath of Governors, though approval doesn't need to happen at a formal coming together and tin can be handled remotely, a source said.

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Cody Bellinger gets Sabbatum off vs. Cubs

Cody Bellinger scores a run in front of Cubs catcher Willson Contreras during the Dodgers' win on Friday.

(Mark J. Terrill / Associated Press)

Cody Bellinger's single in the second inning Friday against the Cubs was his only hit in three games since coming off the injured listing from a hamstring injury Wednesday. He followed information technology by stealing second on the next pitch, advancing to 3rd base on a groundout and scoring the Dodgers' first run on a fielder's choice en route to a 6-2 win.

It was an encouraging sign for Bellinger, whose last two regular seasons have been mired in frustration since being named the 2019 NL MVP. Last year, he batted .239 with 12 dwelling runs and a .789 on-base of operations-plus-slugging percent in 56 games. This season, 2 stints on the injured list take limited him to 83 plate appearances in 19 games. He's batting .217 with 1 home run and a .654 OPS.

"I just want to help the team win, you lot know what I mean?" Bellinger said this calendar week. "And I think, with that mentality, numbers will come. But at the finish of the 24-hour interval, for myself, I just want to play good baseball game and help the team win. That'south truly it."

Bellinger's presence in centre field allows Roberts to move Chris Taylor to left field or the infield, further solidifying the defence with a plus defender in some other spot. Taylor played middle field Saturday as Bellinger was given a scheduled twenty-four hours off.

Offensively, Bellinger has batted fourth, but the Dodgers have shown a willingness to move him down in the lodge as they run into fit over the years. For at present, he's working his manner dorsum, hoping to unearth his top grade for long stretches.

"I think he'south handling it extremely well," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. "And he understands that his four at-bats a night is something that is certainly of value but so is the defense.

"We take a lot of good players effectually him and you can't go information technology all dorsum in one night or one week. So I call up that he matures every bit a big-league ballplayer, he's realized that and so you certainly do expect at the stat sheet or the scoreboard and there'southward but nevertheless a lot of baseball and we tin look out here in a calendar week and he puts together a skilful week and all the stat line lines up."

AJ Pollock and Max Muncy power late surge in Dodgers' victory over Cubs

Max Muncy celebrates after hitting a two-run home run for the Dodgers against the Cubs on Friday.

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The Dodgers' best risk to defeat the Chicago Cubs on Friday, the previous 3 months suggested, was to pound Jake Arrieta before the gate to the Cubs' vaunted bullpen opened.

Arrieta began the nighttime with a 5.45 earned-run boilerplate in xiv starts. The Cubs' bullpen is the best in the majors this flavor. The path to victory seemed obvious.

But the Dodgers bungled the game plan a nighttime subsequently getting no-striking in Thursday's series opener. Arrieta surrendered two runs on v innings. The chances of snapping their 4-game losing streak dwindled. Then the Dodgers' bats woke upwards with two bangs in the eighth inning for a six-ii win.

AJ Pollock and Max Muncy each supplied a ii-run home run in a four-run eighth. Pollock's home run — a sky-loftier wing ball off right-hander Ryan Tepera merely over the left-field wall — broke a 2-2 tie. It was the third home run Tepera has surrendered this season.

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Kenley Jansen stymies the Cubs in the ninth to seal the Dodgers' 6-2 win

Kenley Jansen struck out former Dodgers teammate Joc Pederson on a 97-mph sinker to preserve a 6-2 win over the Chicago Cubs. The Dodgers end their iv-game losing streak and beat the Cubs for the first fourth dimension this season.

Chicago'south Jason Heyward led off the ninth with a first-pitch unmarried to correct field before Jansen struck out Jake Marisnick and got Sergio Alcantara to ground out.

The Dodgers improved to 45-31 and the Cubs fell to 42-34.

AJ Pollock and Max Muncy hit dwelling house runs to give Dodgers 6-ii lead

AJ Pollock and Max Muncy hit a pair of two-run home runs in the 8th inning to give the Dodgers a 6-two lead.

Pollock'south necktie-breaking dwelling house run off Cubs reliever Ryan Tepera plated Gavin Lux, who led off with a walk. It was Pollock'south 6th homer of the season.

Later in the inning, Mookie Betts striking a ii-out single to left off reliever Tommy Nance and stole 2d before Max Muncy crushed his 15th home run of 2021 into the right-field pavilion.

In the top of the inning, Blake Treinen allowed a single to Javier Baez but and so struck out Anthony Rizzo and Willson Contreras earlier Eric Sogard lined out to centre.

Kenley Jansen will pitch the ninth for the Dodgers.

Stop of eighth: Dodgers half-dozen, Cubs 2

Sometime Dodger Joc Pederson ties game on sacrifice fly

Chicago Cubs left fielder Joc Pederson drove in a run on a cede wing off Dodgers reliever Blake Treinen to tie the game at two-two in the seventh inning.

Pederson'due south fly to right-eye field scored Jason Heyward, who drew a walk against Dodgers reliever Jimmy Nelson to open the inning. Nelson then gave up a unmarried to Jake Marisnick, who moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Sergio Alcantara.

With Nelson struggling to notice the strike zone, Dodgers managing director Dave Roberts replaced him with Treinen. After Pederson'southward flyball, Kris Bryant flied out to AJ Pollock in left to keep Marisnick stranded at 3rd.

In the bottom half, Cubs reliever Andrew Chafin got Justin Turner and Volition Smith to fly out and struck out Cody Bellinger.

End of 7th: Cubs 2, Dodgers 2

Dodgers hold onto 2-one lead heading into the seventh

Dodgers reliever Joe Kelly got Javier Baez to groundout and struck out Anthony Rizzo before hitting Willson Contreras with a 98-mph pitch off the left hand.

Incredibly, Contreras managed to accept kickoff as Kelly was relieved past David Price. Patrick Wisdom grounded out to curt to strand Contreras, who managed to stay in the game at catcher in the bottom of the inning.

At the plate, the Dodgers couldn't generate much confronting Cubs reliever Keegan Thompson, who relieved starter Jake Arrieta. Mookie Betts drew a walk, but Max Muncy flied out on the next at-bat for the third out.

Arrieta immune five hits, two earned runs, walked three and struck out four over five innings.

End of sixth: Dodgers two, Cubs i

Dodgers become out of a jam in the 5th to maintain two-ane lead

Chicago's Jason Heyward hits a broken-bat single in the fifth inning against the Dodgers.

(Mark J. Terrill / Associated Press)

Victor González and Joe Kelly defused a scoring opportunity for the Cubs in the fifth inning after the inning got off to a rocky start.

Jason Heyward singled to shallow left on a broken-bat flare off Gonzalez before Jake Marisnick drew a walk. Joc Pederson'southward grounder to start forced out Marisnick at second and put runners on the corners with 2 outs as Joe Kelly entered to salvage Gonzalez.

Kelly then struck out Kris Bryant on four pitches, throwing a pair of 99-mph strikes before punching him out on an 89-mph changeup.

In the bottom one-half of the inning, the Dodgers couldn't plate a run despite loading the bases. Max Muncy reached base on a caput-scratcher of an fault past Cubs second baseman Ian Happ on a routine fly brawl, then Justin Turner singled to left. Jake Arrieta walked Will Smith, but got Gavin Lux to ground out to first to cap the inning.

End of fifth: Dodgers ii, Cubs 1

Tony Gonsolin retires xi consecutive batters, will give way to Victor González in fifth

Dodgers starter Tony Gonsolin delivers a pitch during the first inning Friday.

(Michael Owens / Getty Images)

Tony Gonsolin continues to brand amends for his outset-inning home run, striking out Javier Baez and Willson Contreras equally part of a 1-2-3 inning.

Since allowing a habitation run to Kris Bryant on the game's second pitch, Gonsolin has retired xi consecutive batters, striking out vii on 69 pitches. Victor González will come up on in relief to showtime the fifth.

AJ Pollock looped a ane-out hitting into left field near the foul line, stretching it into a double with confident baserunning. Simply he was left stranded there when Jake Arrieta struck out Zach McKinstry and Steven Souza Jr. grounded out to short.

End of fourth: Dodgers 2, Cubs ane

Zach McKinstry hits solo home run to give Dodgers 2-1 lead

Zach McKinstry hitting a first-pitch dwelling house run to straightaway center field off Chicago Cubs starter Jake Arrieta to give the Dodgers a 2-1 pb in the 3rd inning.

It was McKinstry's outset home run since Apr xiv and his fourth of the season.

On the next at-bat, Tony Gonsolin drew a walk and then moved to third two at-bats later when Justin Turner shoveled a pitch into the right-field corner for a standup double.

Later on falling behind three-0 to Cody Bellinger, Arrieta intentionally walked the middle fielder to load the bases. Cubs second baseman and then grabbed a line drive by Volition Smith to stymie a prime scoring chance for the Dodgers.

In the top half of the inning, Gonsolin retired the Cubs in order.

End of 3rd: Dodgers 2, Cubs 1

Gavin Lux drives in a run and Dodgers stop hitless streak

Dodgers center fielder Cody Bellinger scores a run during the second inning against the Cubs on Friday.

(Mark J. Terrill / Associated Printing)

Gavin Lux drove in Cody Bellinger from tertiary on a groundout to kickoff to tie the game 1-1 in the second inning.

Cody Bellinger singled off Cubs starter Jake Arrieta to atomic number 82 off the elevation of second, his first striking since returning from a hamstring injury that sidelined him for nearly two weeks. Information technology also snapped the Dodgers' 10-inning hitless streak.

Bellinger stole second and advanced to third on a groundout to short past Will Smith.

Tony Gonsolin, making his fourth start of the season, struck out Rafael Ortega to lead off the second earlier issuing a walk to Jason Heyward. Ian Happ followed with a popular out to right field before Gonsolin struck out out Willson Contreras.

End of second: Cubs 1, Dodgers 1

Kris Bryant hits home run to give Cubs 1-0 lead over Dodgers

Kris Bryant hit a solo abode run off Dodgers starter Tony Gonsolin to give the Chicago Cubs a 1-0 lead in the first inning.

The 414-foot boom to left field was Bryant's 15th homer of the season and information technology came on the game's second pitch. Former Dodgers outfielder Joc Pederson popped out on the outset at-bat.

The Dodgers' aspirations to end their iv-game losing streak is off to a poor start. Dodgers starters have given upward first-inning habitation runs in five consecutive games.

In the elevation of the inning, Cubs starting bullpen Jake Arrieta, who threw a no-hitter against the Dodgers in 2015, retired Mookie Betts, Max Muncy and Justin Turner.

Stop of first: Cubs 1, Dodgers 0

Dodgers acme pitching prospect Josiah Gray faces hitters for first time since injury

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Josiah Gray throws a pitch against the Chicago Cubs.

Josiah Grey throws during a leap training game between the Dodgers and Chicago Cubs on March 4.

(Ross D. Franklin / Associated Press)

Josiah Gray, the Dodgers' top-ranked pitching prospect, threw a live batting practice session for triple-A Oklahoma City on Friday. Information technology was his first fourth dimension facing hitters since he was shut down with a shoulder impingement in early May.

Roberts said he didn't know Gray'southward timetable for a return to games.

Gray started Oklahoma Metropolis's first game and hasn't pitched since. The 23-year-old right-hander's unavailability hamstrung the Dodgers' all of a sudden shallow starting pitching depth.

The club went over a month without a fifth starter when Dustin May tore the ulnar collateral ligament May 1. The Dodgers were left without viable healthy options to replace May and opted for pitcher games in the fifth starter'southward spot until Gonsolin came off the injured list earlier this month.

David Price and Jimmy Nelson have extensive histories as starters – both veterans are total-time relievers for the start fourth dimension this season – but Roberts said neither is currently an option to outset games.

Price is the adjacent choice on the depth nautical chart, but the team prefers to stay away from converting him back to starter because information technology would accept a considerable amount of fourth dimension to stretch him out. The 35-year-sometime Price has given up 12 runs – 11 earned – in 24 2/3 innings over 20 games this flavour.

Roberts said Nelson'southward role has recently shifted from multi-inning reliever to a one-inning choice considering he'south had trouble recovering from the heavier workloads. Nelson has been one of the Dodgers' tiptop relievers this season. The 32-yr-onetime right-hander has a ane.90 ERA in 23 ii/iii innings across 21 outings.

"We also take into consideration what he'southward done in recency equally far as the terminal couple of years," Roberts said. "He'southward been banged up so how tin can we become him from here through the end of the season impacting our lodge and that's kind of right now where nosotros see it and Jimmy's on board, too."

Dodgers tentatively scheduled to visit White House adjacent week

Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw and catcher Austin Barnes hold the Commissioner's Trophy.

Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw, left, and catcher Austin Barnes hold the Commissioner's Trophy afterward winning the Earth Serial in Oct.

(Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times)

In some other sign that the country is inching towards pre-pandemic life, the Dodgers hope to resume the tradition of professional sports league champions visiting the White House during their upcoming trip to Washington D.C.

They would exist the get-go professional sports squad to become to the White House since the COVID-19 pandemic began and the first with President Joe Biden in office. The squad is tentatively scheduled to visit Thursday earlier beginning a iv-game series confronting the Nationals that dark.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said "a smaller number" of people would be allowed to nourish considering of coronavirus protocols in place at the White House.

"We still don't have consummate finality, just I know that I'm personally excited if the opportunity presents itself," Roberts said Friday. "I recall our coaches and players are as well. I hope Vice President Kamala [Harris] is there. I'd dearest to run across her, as well as the president. Merely it's an honor. …It's something that I've always dreamt about."

The Dodgers last visited the White Business firm as champions in 1988 in Ronald Reagan's last days in office. The team didn't go after winning the 1981 Earth Series.

The Nationals visited President Donald Trump in the White Business firm in November 2019, days after beating the Houston Astros in 7 games to win the Earth Serial. They were the last squad to visit the White Firm.

The White House in Feb – before long subsequently President Biden took office -- said the Lakers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers – the reigning NBA and Super Bowl champions – were invited to the White House once it was accounted safe. Neither team has gone.

Dodgers look to rebound after getting no-striking with Tony Gonsolin on the mound

Dodgers pitcher Tony Gonsolin throws against the Colorado Rockies on March 1.

(Ross D. Franklin / Associated Press)

Justin Turner is dorsum in the lineup Friday afterwards not starting Th in the Dodgers' deflating loss to the Cubs. The Dodgers non only lost their fourth consecutive game, but they failed to tape a hit by Zach Davies and three relievers.

It was the 20th time the Dodgers were no-hit in franchise history and the ninth time since moving to Los Angeles. Information technology was the showtime no-hitter thrown against the Dodgers since Jake Arrieta pulled information technology off by himself for the Cubs in August 2015.

Arrieta won the National League Cy Young Award that season. Six years later, he'll take the mound confronting the Dodgers again Fri with a 5.45 ERA in 14 starts in his first season back with the club after spending iii with the Phillies.

Tony Gonsolin will counter Arrieta. The right-hander is expected to be limited to threescore pitches in his quaternary start of the season as he continues to rebound from shoulder soreness. Gonsolin, who missed first first two months of the flavour with a shoulder injury, had his velocity drop considerably in his last outset against the Diamondbacks on Sun before he was pulled at 46 pitches.

"Was simply some soreness," Gonsolin said Thursday. "Overall, feeling a lot meliorate going into this get-go."

DODGERS (44-31, +92)
Mookie Betts RF
Max Muncy 1B
Justin Turner 3B
Cody Bellinger CF
Will Smith C
Gavin Lux SS
AJ Pollock LF
Zach McKinstry 2B
Tony Gonsolin P

Betting lines and odds for the Dodgers vs. Cubs on Fri

Jake Arrieta delivers a pitch for the Chicago Cubs during a game.

Jake Arrieta will start for the Chicago Cubs against the Dodgers on Friday.

(Frank Franklin 2 / Associated Press)

The Dodgers look to snap their four-game losing streak afterward being held hitless confronting the Chicago Cubs in Th'due south series opener.

Tony Gonsolin will get become the start for the Dodgers, his fourth since returning from the injured list. Since his render, Gonsolin has yet to complete iv innings in a game.

The Cubs will counter with starter Jake Arrieta, who prior to the team'south combined no-hitter on Th, was the last pitcher to no-hitting the Dodgers in Los Angeles. Opponents are hitting .285 off Arrieta in his eight starts away from Wrigley Field. He enters the game with a 6.51 ERA and 2.2 dwelling runs immune per ix innings.

Dodgers line for June 25.

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The Dodgers have scored iii or fewer runs in four straight games. The Cubs have scored four runs or fewer in 10 of their concluding eleven games.

The Cubs have the 2nd-best record on the run line in the National League at 42-33, backside only the San Francisco Giants. Chicago is 14-12 in its last ix road games later on starting the year 2-8 away from Wrigley Field.

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Cubs no-hitting the Dodgers and win, 4-0

As ascendant as Walker Buehler has been throughout much of a 23-game unbeaten streak dating back to September 2019, the Dodgers right-hander knows his franchise record-tying mark was hardly a solo performance.

"To me," Buehler said, "that's a team number that doesn't happen unless the criminal offense has saved me a agglomeration of times, which they have."

There was no life-preserver tossed Buehler'southward manner Thursday nighttime. Buehler delivered a quality start, merely his teammates delivered nothing, failing to notch a hit against Chicago Cubs starter Zach Davies and three relievers in a 4-0 loss earlier 52,175 in Dodger Stadium.

Davies walked five and struck out four in half-dozen no-hit innings and, with his pitch count already at a flavour-high 95, was pulled by manager David Ross for a pinch-hitter in the seventh.

Right-hander Ryan Tepera walked i in a hitless 7th, left-hander Andrew Chafin walked i in a hitless eighth, and closer Craig Kimbrel, after walking Chris Taylor to open the 9th, struck out Cody Bellinger, Albert Pujols and pinch-hitter Volition Smith to end the game.

It marked the 10th time in Los Angeles history and 20th time in franchise history that the Dodgers were no-hit, the last i tossed by Cubs correct-hander Jake Arrieta in Dodger Stadium on Aug. 30, 2015.

9th inning

Cubs: Sogard popped to second. Marisnick walked. Sergio Alcantara, batting for the bullpen, grounded to tertiary, Marisnick to 2d. Bryant struck out swinging.

Dodgers: Right-hander Craig Kimbrel now pitching for the Cubs. Taylor walked on iv pitches. They have no hits, but the Dodgers have had plenty of baserunners this evening. Viii walks. Bellinger struck out swinging. Pujols struck out swinging. Will Smith, batting for Cleavinger, struck out swinging. The Dodgers become no hits.

Terminal score: Cubs 4, Dodgers 0

No-hitters that were thrown at Dodger Stadium

No-hitters that accept been thrown at Dodger Stadium:

i. Bo Belinsky, Angels
May 5, 1962
Angels 2, Baltimore Orioles 0

2. Sandy Koufax, Dodgers
June thirty, 1962
Dodgers five, New York Mets 0

3. Sandy Koufax, Dodgers
May 11, 1963
Dodgers 8, San Francisco Giants 0

iv. Sandy Koufax, Dodgers
September 9, 1965
Dodgers 1, Chicago Cubs 0
(Perfect game)

5. Bill Vocaliser, Dodgers
July 20, 1970
Dodgers five, Philadelphia Phillies 0

6. Fernando Valenzuela, Dodgers
June 29, 1990
Dodgers 6, St. Louis Cardinals 0

vii. Dennis Martinez, Montreal
July 28, 1991
Montreal Expos 2, Dodgers 0
(Perfect game)

8. Kevin Gross
August 17, 1992
Dodgers 2, San Francisco Giants 0

9. Kent Mercker, Atlanta
April 8, 1994
Atlanta Braves 6, Dodgers 0

10. Ramon Martinez, Dodgers
July 14, 1995
Dodgers 7, Florida Marlins 0

11. Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers
June 18, 2014
Dodgers 8, Colorado Rockies 0

12. Jake Arrieta, Chicago Cubs
Baronial 30, 2015
Chicago Cubs 2, Dodgers 0

xiii. Zach Davies (six innings), Ryan Tepera (one inning), Andrew Chafin (one inning), Craig Kimbrel (one inning)
June 24, 2021
Chicago four, Dodgers 0

Dodgers have no hits through viii innings

Cubs: Left-hander Garrett Cleavinger now pitching for the Dodgers. Steven Souza Jr. in left field. Rizzo was striking by a pitch. Contreras grounded into a half-dozen-4-3 double play. Brandon Wisdom, batting for Ortega, walked on half dozen pitches. Heyward lined to center.

Dodgers: Left-hander Andrew Chafin, who looks like he walked on an 1860s "Wanted: Dead or Alive" poster, at present pitching for the Cubs. Wisdom in at third. Bryant moves to left. Souza flied to left. Betts walked on viii pitches. Muncy grounded to first. Rizzo stepped on the handbag and threw to second, where Betts was tagged out.

Score after eight innings: Cubs iv, Dodgers 0

Dodgers have no hits through seven innings

Cubs: Left-hander David Cost now pitching for the Dodgers. Heyward reached on an infield single and took second on a throwing error by Taylor, who tried to make a play when there was no play to brand. Sogard singled to brusque, Heyward to third. Jake Marisnick, batting for Davies, who has a no-hitter through six, singled to right, scoring Heyward, Sogard to second. Pederson was hitting past a pitch, loading the bases. Bryant struck out looking. Right-hander Phil Bickford replaced Price. Baez grounded into a 6-4-3 double play. Information technology'due south 4-0 Cubs.

Dodgers: Right-hander Ryan Tepera now pitching for the Cubs. Marisnick in at center. Ortega to left. Pujols flied to middle. Pollock grounded to tertiary. Lux walked on four pitches. Dodgers accept half-dozen walks, no hits. Barnes lined to second.

Score after seven innings: Cubs four, Dodgers 0

Here are the 20 no-hitters thrown against the Dodgers

Zach Davies of the Cubs has thrown vi no-striking innings against the Dodgers. He was pinch-hit for in the top of the 7th. Can the Dodgers be no-hitting for but the 20th fourth dimension in their being? Hither are the first xix:

1. Amos Rusie, New York Giants
July 31, 1891
at New York 6, Brooklyn Bridegrooms 0

2. Jack Stivetts, Boston Beaneaters
August vi, 1892
Boston xi, at Brooklyn Bridegrooms 0

3. Walter Thornton, Chicago Orphans
Baronial 21, 1898 (2d game of doubleheader)
at Chicago ii, Brooklyn Bridegrooms 0

4. Johnny Lush, Philadelphia Phillies
May 1, 1906
Philadelphia Phillies 6, at Brooklyn Superbas 0

five. Nick Maddox, Pittsburgh Pirates
September 20, 1907
at Pittsburgh ii, Brooklyn Superbas 1

half dozen. Rube Marquard, New York Giants
April 15, 1915
at New York ii, Brooklyn Robins 0

7. Paul Dean, St. Louis Cardinals
September 21, 1934 (2d game of doubleheader)
St. Louis 3, at Brooklyn 0

8. Johnny Vander Meer, Cincinnati Reds
June 15, 1938
Cincinnati 6, at Brooklyn
(His 2d of two consecutive no-hitters)

9. Jim Tobin, Boston Braves
April 27, 1944
at Boston ii, Brooklyn 0

10. Vern Bickford, Boston Braves
August eleven, 1950
at Boston vii, Brooklyn 0

11. Don Larsen, New York Yankees
October viii, 1956 (World Series Game 5)
at New York two, Brooklyn 0
(Perfect game)

12. John Candelaria, Pittsburgh Pirates
August 9, 1976
at Pittsburgh 2, Dodgers 0

xiii. Nolan Ryan, Houston Astros
September 26, 1981
at Houston 5, Dodgers 0
(Fifth no-hitter for Ryan, breaking Sandy Koufax's record)

14. Tom Browning, Cincinnati Reds
September 16, 1988
at Cincinnati 1, Dodgers 0
(Perfect game)

15. Dennis Martinez, Montreal Expos
July 28, 1991
Montreal 2, at Dodgers 0
(Perfect game)

xvi. Kent Mercker, Atlanta Braves
April eight, 1994
Atlanta half-dozen, at Dodgers 0

17. Kevin Millwood (half dozen innings), Charlie Furbush (two/3 inning), Stephen Pryor (1/3 inning), Lucas Luetge (1/three innings), Brandon League (two/3 inning), Tom Wilhelmsen (i innings), Seattle Mariners
June viii, 2012
at Seattle 1, Dodgers 0

18. Mike Fiers, Houston Astros
August 21, 2015
at Houston iii, Dodgers 0

19. Jake Arrieta, Chicago Cubs
Baronial xxx, 2015
Chicago 2, at Dodgers 0

20. Zach Davies (six innings), Ryan Tepera (ane inning), Andrew Chafin (one inning), Craig Kimbrel (one inning)
June 24, 2021
Chicago four, at Dodgers 0

Zach Davies has no-hitting the Dodgers through vi innings

Cubs: Bryant walked on six pitches. Baez flied to left. Rizzo struck out swinging. Bryant stole second. Contreras homered to left. Buehler is non locating his fastball well, and the Cubs have made him pay twice for that. Roberts came out to talk to Buehler, which is unusual because he almost always pulls the bullpen when he comes out. Ortega flied to correct.

Dodgers: Muncy grounded to third. Taylor grounded to 3rd. Bellinger struck out swinging.

Score afterward six: Cubs 3, Dodgers 0

Information technology'southward 1-0 Cubs after 5

Cubs: Ortega struck out looking. Heyward singled to first, barely beating Buehler to the bag. Buehler was a step behind considering had to make sure Heyward's bat, which broke, didn't hit him. Sogard struck out swinging. Davies singled to eye, Heyward to third. Pederson popped to third.

Dodgers: Barnes fouled to beginning. Buehler grounded to short. Betts flied to left.

Score later v: Cubs 1, Dodgers 0

Nothing doing in 4th, however one-0 Cubs

Cubs: Baez struck out swinging. Rizzo striking a sinker to correct that sank under Betts' glove for a single. Contreras grounded to tertiary, forcing Rizzo at second. During these 2 at-bats, Dave Vassegh interviewed Andre Ethier, who was sitting in the abode runs seats in left field. Unfortunately, Vassegh tried to plow it into the Dave Vassegh one-act 60 minutes and made a lot of within references that ruined what could have been a adept interview. Contreras was caught stealing.

Dodgers: Ethier is signing autographs and taking selfies with fans. What a treat for fans out there. Bellinger walked on nine pitches. Pujols lined to short. Pollock lined to third. Lux grounded to first.

Score later four: Cubs ane, Dodgers 0

Cubs atomic number 82 1-0 after 3

Cubs: Zach Davies popped to 2d. Pederson struck out swinging. Bryant struck out swinging.

Dodgers: Betts walked on vii pitches. Betts was picked off start. My dream no-hitter 1 twenty-four hour period is a guy walks 27 batters and they all get picked off starting time. Muncy flied to correct-center. Taylor struck out swinging.

Score after 3: Cubs 1, Dodgers 0

It'southward 1-0 Cubs afterwards ii innings

Cubs: Willson Contreras flied to right. Rafael Ortega flied to eye. Jason Heyward walked on six pitches. Eric Sogard flied to right-center. Bellinger had to run a long style to brand the catch.

Dodgers: AJ Pollock grounded to tertiary. Gavin Lux walked on seven pitches. Austin Barnes struck out swinging. Walker Buehler struck out looking.

Score after ii: Cubs 1, Dodgers 0

Joc Pederson, aka Mr. Joctober, revels in Globe Series band presentation

Chicago Cubs outfielder Joc Pederson received a roaring standing ovation Thursday dark when the former Dodgers slugger was presented with his 2020 Globe Series band in an on-field ceremony about 15 minutes before the game.

A highlight video of Pederson played on the stadium video boards as Pederson approached the plate, where he exchanged hugs with former teammates Clayton Kershaw, Justin Turner, Cody Bellinger and AJ Pollock and Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman.

Pederson took the ring out of the box, placed information technology on his finger and raised his fist to salute the fans.

While like presentations accept taken identify during batting practice, Pederson, a fixture in the Dodgers outfield and a fan favorite in Chavez Ravine, preferred a public setting.

"I call up it'southward cool to incorporate the fans," Pederson said. "Nosotros didn't get to celebrate with them after the World Series. Nosotros didn't get a parade. They were in that location along the way, so I but want to embrace all the memories nosotros had."

Pederson, who signed a one-year, $7-million deal with the Cubs last winter, hit .230 with an .806 OPS, 130 homers and 330 RBIs in seven years with the Dodgers.

He hitting three homers in the 2017 World Serial confronting Houston and two in concluding year's World Series confronting Tampa Bay. He hit .272 with an .852 OPS, nine homers and xx RBIs in 64 career playoff games.

"Joc has meant a lot to the organization," director Dave Roberts said. "The relationships he'due south had, playing well on the biggest of stages and helping us win a title … I know he made our club ameliorate, and the fans really related to Joc, what he did on the field, the free energy he brought and the things he did off the field."

Cubs take early 1-0 lead

Cubs: Right-hander Walker Buehler on the mound for the Dodgers. Joc Pederson popped to second. Kris Bryant grounded to third. Javy Baez homered to left-center. Anthony Rizzo grounded to short.

Dodgers: Correct-hander Zach Davies on the mound for the Cubs. Mookie Betts flied to middle. Max Muncy walked on seven pitches. Chris Taylor lined to deep center. Cody Bellinger walked on viii pitches. Albert Pujols grounded to short.

Score after one: Cubs ane, Dodgers 0

Corey Seager's rehab from right-mitt fracture moved to slower track

Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager during a baseball game against the San Diego Padres.

Corey Seager earlier this flavor.

(Associated Printing)

Corey Seager was originally scheduled to begin a minor league rehabilitation stint this weekend, the final step in the Dodgers shortstop'southward return from a right-manus fracture that has sidelined him since May 16.

Instead, the reigning National League Championship Series and World Series nearly valuable player is all the same taking at-bats and working out at the team's bound-preparation site in Phoenix, his rehab moved to a slower runway out of an abundance of caution.

"Everything is where information technology needs to exist as far as the body," manager Dave Roberts said before Th night's game against the Chicago Cubs in Dodger Stadium. "Nosotros're just being very mindful of not having any setbacks, because until it is completely healed, we've learned that you could have a setback.

"So, I think for united states, where nosotros're at in the season, we have fourth dimension to make sure he's 100% set up so he doesn't take a setback."

The left-handed-hitting Seager broke the 5th metacarpal when he was hitting on the back of the right mitt by a fastball from Miami's Ross Detwiler on May 15, an injury that was expected to sideline him for four to six weeks.

Roberts remains confident that Seager, who hit .265 (39 for 147) with a .783 on-base-plus-slugging percentage, four homers, seven doubles, two triples, 22 RBIs and twenty runs in 37 games, "volition be back with us in early on July," whether he needs a small league stint or not.

Seager didn't necessarily take a setback, Roberts said, simply a recent os scan revealed that the fracture hasn't completely healed.

"Each time, there's less and less soreness in the swing," Roberts said. "But there's withal soreness, and if there's some soreness, then we know it'due south non 100% healed."

Mookie Betts returns to Dodgers lineup; Joc Pederson to lead off for Cubs

Joc Pederson is back, but in a different uniform

(Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

Correct fielder Mookie Betts, who left Tuesday dark's game in San Diego because of flu-similar symptoms and did not play in Wednesday nighttime's series finale confronting the Padres, is back in the Dodgers lineup for Thursday nighttime's opener of a 4-game serial confronting the Chicago Cubs in Chavez Ravine.

The leadoff man received several bags of intravenous fluids in Petco Park Midweek afternoon but was sent back to Los Angeles before the game started to go some more rest.

Justin Turner is not in the Dodgers lineup after playing in the past six games, director Dave Roberts saying it is a scheduled twenty-four hours off for the veteran 3rd baseman.

Dodgers right-hander Walker Buehler, who took a no-hitter into the eighth inning of final Saturday night's game in Arizona, will oppose Cubs right-hander Zach Davies in the 7 p.1000. game.

Buehler, who is vii-0 with a 2.38 ERA this season, is unbeaten in 23 sequent regular-season starts, a streak dating dorsum to Sept. 21, 2019, when he lost a game to the Colorado Rockies.

Buehler's streak tied a franchise record set by Kirby Higbe, a right-hander who pitched for the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1941-43 and in 1946.

Former Dodgers slugger Joc Pederson will play left field and atomic number 82 off for the Cubs in his commencement game in Chavez Ravine since signing a one-yr, $7-one thousand thousand deal with Chicago over the winter.

The Dodgers will nowadays Pederson with his 2020 Earth Serial title ring before the game. Roberts said Turner, Clayton Kershaw and Cody Bellinger will take role in the presentation, but he didn't know if it would be private or take place on the field closer to game time so fans can witness it.

Pederson hit .230 with an .806 on-base of operations-plus-slugging percentage, 130 homers and 330 RBIs in seven years with the Dodgers and hit several memorable mail-season homers, including two in the squad's run to the 2020 championship.

"Joc has meant a lot to the organization," Roberts said. "The relationships that he'southward had, playing well on the biggest of stages and helping u.s.a. win a championship. I know that he made our guild better, and the fans really related to Joc, to the stuff he did on the field, the energy he brought on the field, and the things he did off the field. Some were documented. A lot of them weren't. He is one of the really, actually good Dodgers."

DODGERS LINEUP: RF Mookie Betts, 2B Max Muncy, 3B Chris Taylor, CF Cody Bellinger, 1B Albert Pujols, LF AJ Pollock, SS Gavin Lux, C Austin Barnes, RHP Walker Buehler.

CUBS LINEUP: LF Joc Pederson, 3B Kris Bryant, SS Javier Baez, 1B Anthony Rizzo, C Willson Contreras, CF Rafael Ortega, RF Jason Heyward, 2B Eric Sogard, RHP Zach Davies.

MLB has had its share of big scandals. Doctored baseballs aren't one of them

This is not a scandal for the ages.

Steroids were a scandal for the ages. Hank Aaron's 755 was the most cherished of numbers, committed to retention even by coincidental fans. When Barry Bonds tied that home run record in front of a visibly disgusted MLB commissioner, he was jeered from coast to declension. Roger Clemens, Marking McGwire and Sammy Sosa testified before Congress, all in an unsympathetic low-cal.

The Houston Astros' high-tech cheating was a scandal for the ages. Trash cans made the story easy to understand, and defiant players and an unrepentant owner made the team easy to hate.

Simply this? Pitchers have doctored baseballs for a century. One of them, Gaylord Perry, wrote a book titled "Me and the Spitter: An Autobiographical Confession," then got elected to the Hall of Fame. The casual fan understands trivial and cares less about a spin rate that dropped from 2,618 rpm to two,379.

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An update on Andrew Toles

Andrew Toles in 2018

(Associated Press)

Although baseball and the Dodgers are great ways to distract ourselves from the day-to-mean solar day struggles of the real earth, sometimes we have to accept a step back and remember that major league players have their struggles, too. Case in point: Andrew Toles.

If you think, Toles was arrested concluding year afterwards he was discovered sleeping backside a edifice at Key West International Aerodrome in Florida. He was homeless and taken to a mental wellness facility.

Bob Nightengale of USA Today recently defenseless up with Toles' family unit, and you lot tin read his cavalcade about that here. Some of the highlights:

—Toles is in the care of his father, Alvin, who says Andrew, 29, is in a "zombie-like" condition.

—Toles is unaware that the Dodgers won the Globe Serial concluding yr.

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ICYMI: Dodgers are swept by the Padres

Trevor Bauer stands on the mound after giving up a sole home run to Jake Cronenworth.

(Associated Press)

SAN DIEGO — As the National League standings currently stand, the Dodgers would have to beat the San Diego Padres in the wild-bill of fare game to keep their hopes of repeating every bit Earth Serial champions live.

That would be the consolation prize for not winning the division for the ninth consecutive season. It's an uneasy possibility. One mistake, one bad night, one dominant start on the other side and it'south all over. The adept news is there are 87 games left on the Dodgers' regular-season schedule to avoid that scenario. The bad news is the Padres have had their way with them and aren't going away.

The Padres competed a three-game sweep of the Dodgers with a 5-iii win at a sold-out Petco Park on Wednesday. The Dodgers (44-30) have dropped 7 of eight games to the Padres (45-32) later on winning the season'southward first 2 meetings. The Padres moved inside a half-game of the second-place Dodgers with the first-place San Francisco Giants are four games ahead of them. The clubs don't meet again until late August.

"They admittedly kicked our ass from an intensity standpoint," Dodgers starter Trevor Bauer said. "They came to play, we didn't. That's what happens in baseball game. Y'all try to set on the other team and win and when you don't have that mindset, you get rolled. And we got rolled."

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