Dodgers’ 9-run first inning, bookended by Ohtani, buries Angels in 9-2 win
Shohei Ohtani’s leadoff hustle and two-run blast opened and closed a historic Dodgers burst, while Yoshinobu Yamamoto steadied the rest of the way after an early Angels run.
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Shohei Ohtani’s leadoff hustle and two-run blast opened and closed a historic Dodgers burst, while Yoshinobu Yamamoto steadied the rest of the way after an early Angels run.
THE APEX TIMES
A Matthew Boyd and Matt Shaw rehab effort in Iowa, a home run surge in Knoxville, and a high-scoring day for South Bend and the Smokies shaped the Cubs’ minor-league action.
Dylan Volantis fanned 10 while Texas built a 7-0 lead through five innings, then added late insurance to defeat Oregon 11-3 in the opener at Disch-Falk Field.
Fay delivered 7.1 scoreless innings and Alabama’s middle-of-the-order delivered early, putting the Crimson Tide one win from Omaha.
After the San Francisco Giants put on a rare display the day before, a single hitter for the Chicago Cubs took the spotlight with two homers of his own, turning the “two-home-run club” theme into a Cubs win.
In an in-state matchup at Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles jumped early, setting the tone with nine runs in the opening inning against the Angels.
The Mariners prospect, playing High-A Everett, made a leaping, wall-climbing catch that quickly drew comparisons to a catch-of-the-year moment.
Adrian Rodriguez posted five RBI and Dylan Volantis struck out 10 as the No. 6 Longhorns took control early in front of a record crowd at Disch-Falk Field.
Jack Leiter looked in rhythm through three innings, but Tanner Bibee’s control held, and Cleveland finally turned the game in the fourth and fifth innings to beat Texas 6-0.