Julio Urias was plagued by familiar troubles but he got into a rhythm and the Los Angeles Dodgers used a six-run seventh inning to cruise to a 9-3 comeback win against the Colorado Rockies.
Urias again labored through the first inning, allowing a single and double to the first two batters faced. Charlie Blackmon’s sacrifice fly gave the Rockies an early lead, and Kevin Pillar’s two-out RBI single doubled it.
Urias threw 26 pitches in the opening frame, but like he has done on several occasions this season, settled in from there. He needed just 17 pitches to get through the second and third innings, which was part of retiring 13 in a row.