Shohei Ohtani exploded and hit the 17th to secure the home run king, and the pitchers were bombarded by the Rattlesnakes to lose four in a row

The Los Angeles Dodgers, who have just been swept by Los Angeles, continue to face the Arizona Sidewinders at home today, although Shohei Ohtani knocked out the 17th hit of the season and the Mookie Betts single-game double cannon, but the 3 are all Yangchun cannons, on the other hand, the Rattlesnakes also hit 3 but are all two-point cannons, and finally swallowed 4 consecutive defeats 5-9.

The Dodgers were expected to be led by Landon Knack, but Jack Dreyer was temporarily replaced as a fake starter before the game, but it didn't have much effect, and he lost two points in the first game due to a flawed flyball defense in the outfield. The 2 was taken on a lap with hits and a burst of pitches, and then the runner relied on two outfield flyers to return to home plate for a 3rd point.

In the 3rd game, Dodge replaced Knack, who was supposed to start, to take over, but it couldn't stop the Sidewinder's offensive, and 2 two-point shots were blown up in a single game to stretch the difference to 7 points. 4 Betts first responded with a spring bomb to help Dodge break the egg and recover 1 point, and 6 times Shohei Ohtani and Betts staged a "back-to-back" bombardment to chase 3-7. But Geraldo Perdomo also came up with a two-point shot for the Sidewinders on the 8th to bring the lead back into safe territory. Although the Dodgers recovered 2 points in 9 points, they were unable to recover, and finally swallowed the first 4-game losing streak of the season with a 4-point difference.

Sidewinders starting pitcher Brandon Pfaadt made a high-quality starter who conceded 3 points in 6 innings in this game, plus he conceded 6.1 innings against the Dodgers 11 days ago without conceding points, and in the last two games against the Blue Caps All-Star line, he only hit 7 hits in 12.1 innings and lost 3 points and had a defense rate of 2.19.

And Shohei Ohtani, who is the home run king in the major leagues with 16 hits this season, was tied by Kyle Schwarber's 460-foot oversized home run in another game today, but he immediately hit the 17th home run of the season and continued to be the home run king. Corbin Carroll hit a three-run home run with four dozen hits, and the sixth team of the season tied with Jarren Duran for the major league three-run top.