Roki Sasaki only lasted three innings, and the Dodgers trailed 6-0 in the second inning. But it simply didn't matter because the offense roared into high gear in a 12-7 win over the San Diego Padres on Thursday night at Dodger Stadium.
The Dodgers tied their season high with 17 hits, and their 12 runs marked their 14th game scoring in double digits, matching their total for all of last season.
Dalton Rushing, who has started 18 of the last 24 games behind the plate, got the first two runs on the board with a home run in the second inning and also doubled, part of four hits, four RBI, and three runs scored on the night.
Max Muncy had an RBI double and Kyle Tucker an RBI single in the third inning to get the Dodgers closer. Tucker had hits in each of his first four at-bats and also walked, directly after walking all four times up Wednesday against the A's.
Another crooked number came in the fourth inning, with Andy Pages tying things up with a two-run double, followed by a Mookie Betts RBI double for the lead, and a Max Muncy single.
The Dodgers tied their season high with 17 hits, and their 12 runs marked their 14th game scoring in double digits, matching their total for all of last season.
Dalton Rushing, who has started 18 of the last 24 games behind the plate, got the first two runs on the board with a home run in the second inning and also doubled, part of four hits, four RBI, and three runs scored on the night.
Max Muncy had an RBI double and Kyle Tucker an RBI single in the third inning to get the Dodgers closer. Tucker had hits in each of his first four at-bats and also walked, directly after walking all four times up Wednesday against the A's.
Another crooked number came in the fourth inning, with Andy Pages tying things up with a two-run double, followed by a Mookie Betts RBI double for the lead, and a Max Muncy single.
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