The Los Angeles Dodgers had at least 12 hits in each of their first three games against the Colorado Rockies, and though the series finale was a different story, they won a third consecutive game.
Austin Gomber labored in his Rockies debut as the southpaw only managed to get through three innings due to a high pitch count. Gomber began the game by walking Mookie Betts, then throwing the ball into center field after fielding a comebacker.
After a walk loaded the bases, Betts scored on a wild pitch. Back-to-back walks brought in another run, and Gavin Lux’s sacrifice fly extended the Dodgers’ lead to 3-0 despite the team not collecting a single hit in the first inning.