Oakland A's hit 3 HRs but can't beat Dodgers in LA series opener
Ken Waldichuk allowed four runs in the fourth, and that was enough for LA
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Ken Waldichuk allowed four runs in the fourth, and that was enough for LA
Lance Lynn gave up three home runs in his Dodgers debut, Mookie Betts hit his 28th homer and Los Angeles beat the Oakland Athletics 7-3 on Tuesday night.
The newly acquired Lynn pitches seven innings, the longest outing by a Dodgers starter since June 20, and Freddie Freeman has four hits to pace the offense in a 7-3 win.
Despite the power showing, the A’s couldn’t get enough runners on base to outscore the Dodgers.
The newly acquired Lynn pitches seven innings, the longest outing by a Dodgers starter since June 20, and Freddie Freeman has four hits to pace the offense in a 7-3 win.