LOS ANGELES – Justin Turner and Max Muncy managed to win field goals, and the Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Colorado Rockies 7-5 on Thursday, in the first save of David Price’s regular season.
Muncy’s homer, double eliminated, in the seventh player from Yency Almonte (0-1), gave the World Series champions a 6-5 lead for the sixth consecutive victory.
The price overcame a difficult situation in the ninth half swinging two. After starting most of his 13-year career, the left-hander has taken on a release role this season against a star-studded rotation. His other rescue came as a 2008 Tampa Bay debutant.
Jimmy Nelson (1-1) threw an unsuccessful half to replace Julio Urías of Mexico, and the Dodgers (11-2), who are the team with the most MLB victories, won at home stadium on Jackie Day. Robinson.
Ryan McMahon and Garrett Hampson took him out of the park for the Rockies (3-10) in the low hours, which closed a trip with a record of 0-6.
For the Rockies, Raimel Tapia 5-0. Venezuelans Elías Díaz 3-0; Yonathan Daza 4-3 with an RBI.
For the Dodgers, Puerto Rican Edwin Ríos 3-0. Mexican Julio Urías 2-1, with one scored.