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OKC Comets 12 – Sugar Land Space Cowboys (Houston) 1 OKC and Sugar Land took a scoreless tie into the 4 th inning when OKC erupted for a crooked number. 3B Tyler Fitzgerald hit a one out double (5) that was followed by a BB to LF Ryan Fitzgerald . With 2 outs C Eliézer Alfonzo…

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OKC Comets 12 – Sugar Land Space Cowboys (Houston) 1

OKC and Sugar Land took a scoreless tie into the 4th inning when OKC erupted for a crooked number.  3B Tyler Fitzgerald hit a one out double (5) that was followed by a BB to LF Ryan Fitzgerald.  With 2 outs C Eliézer Alfonzo singled to load the bases.  RF Zach Ehrhard singled home a pair, and leadoff hitter DH James Tibbs III hit a 3-run HR (12).

In the 5th, CF Jack Suwinski and the 2 Fitzgeralds drew 7 out walks to load the bases.  SS Noah Miller followed with a grand slam (7), and a 9-0 lead. 

Meanwhile RHSP Christian Romero was breezing through 5.1 innings allowing 2 singles with 1 BB and 6K before giving up a solo HR for the his only run allowed.  After the HR, Romero issued his 2nd BB and was lifted for RHRP Keynan Middleton.  Middleton induced a GIDP from the first batter he faced to end the inning.

The scored remained 9-1 until the 9th.  Suwinski led off with a single, followed by a single from T. Fitzgerald.  R. Fitzgerald had an RBI double with T. Fitzgerald to 3B.  T. Fitzgerald scored on a SF, and R. Fitzgerald moved to 3B where he scored on a ground out. 

Middleton, LHRP Antoine Kelly, and RHRP Griff McGarry each pitched a scoreless inning to complete the win.

  • James Tibbs III – 2-6, 1 run, 3 RBI, HR (12)
  • Tyler Fitzgerald – 2-4. 1 BB, 3 runs, double (5)
  • Eliézer Alfonzo – 2-5, 1 run, 1 RBI
  • Ryan Fitzgerald – 1-3, 2 BB, 3 runs, 1 RBI, double (14)
  • Noah Miller – 1-3, 1 BB, 1 SF, 1 run, 5 RBI, HR (7)
  • Ryan Ward – double (9)

Tommy Edman went 1-3 in his first rehab start.

https://twitter.com/LADodgersMuse/status/2059443110833488075?s=20

Box Score

Tulsa Drillers Did Not Play

Great Lakes Loons 14 – Dayton Dragons (Reds) 3

The Loons scored 14 runs on 16 hits and 11 BB.  Every GL batter reached base and only RF Eduardo Quintero did not get a hit.

GL took a 2-0 lead in the 1st inning.  CF Chuck Davalan led off with a single, and 19 year old SS Emil Morales hit his 1st A+ HR.

GL doubled their score in the 3rd with Quintero drawing a leadoff BB.  2B Nico Perez hit an RBI double (12) and scored on DH Jose Meza’s single. 

LHSP Sterling Patick grinded out 4.1 scoreless innings, allowing 6 hits and issuing 2 BB while striking out 4. With one out in the 5th, he gave up a double and HBP before RHRP Davis Chastain relieved him.  Chastain got the next two batters, one on a K to complete the 5th.

RHRP Isaac Ayon entered in the 6th.  Ayon gave up a run scoring triple.  It was an unearned run, cutting the lead to 4-1.

In the 7th, Davalan led off with a double (10), and Morales singled him to 3B.  With 1 out, Perez walked to load the bases.  LF Kole Myers hit a bases clearing triple (1) and scored on an RBI single from 1B Eduardo Guerrero.

Ayon gave up a HR in the 7th, dropping the lead to 8-2.

In the 9th. GL broke it completely open.  Myers and Meza led off with BB, and C Victor Rodrigues singled to fill up the bases.  Myers scored on a force out with Meza to 3B.  Meza scored on a 3B Jose Izarra single.  After Davalan walked to load the bases for the third time in the inning, Morales slugged his 2nd HR (2) of the game, this one a grand slam.

https://twitter.com/MLBPipeline/status/2059458453886673311?s=20

Ayon came out for a 4th inning.  After a lead off BB and single, RHRP Reynaldo Yean relieved Ayon.  Yean walked the 1st batter he faced to load the bases for the Dragons.  1 run scored on a GIDP before Yean got the final out to secure the win.

  • Emil Morales – 3-6, 3 runs, 6 RBI, 2 HR (2)
  • Chuck Davalan – 3-5, 1 BB, 3 runs, double (10)
  • Kole Myers – 2-3, 3 BB, 2 runs, 3 RBI, triple (1)
  • Eduardo Guerrero – 3-5, 1 run, 2 RBI
  • Jose Izarra – 2-5, 1 run, 1 RBI
  • Nico Perez – 1-3, 3 BB, 2 runs, 3 RBI, double (12)

Box Score

Ontario Tower Buzzers 6 – Visalia Rawhide (Dbacks) 4

RHSP Brady Smith walked the 1st batter he faced and that was followed by a 2-run HR.  After that, for the next 4 innings, he did not allow another hit, and walked one.  Smith struck out 3 and threw 58 pitches (39 strikes).

Visalia took the 2-0 lead into the 6th inning.  1B Mairo Martinus drew a BB and moved to 2nd on a single from 2B Kellon Lindsey.  After RF Ching-Hsien Ko ground out, 3B Chase Harlan hit a 3-run HR (5), giving Ontario a 3-2 lead.

In the 7th, Ontario got a 4th run after CF Landyn Vidourek doubled and scored after 2 WP.

In his 4th inning, RHRP Luis Carias struck out the 1st two batters, then walked the next followed with a 2-run game tying HR.

https://twitter.com/dodgerslite/status/2059501842833580233?s=20

But the Tower Buzzers came up with some magic of their own in the bottom of the 9th.  Vidourek led off with a BB, and with 1 out, Aroz hit a walk off HR (2) for the win.

  • Joendry Vargas – 2-4
  • Anson Aroz – 1-3, 1 BB, 1 run, 2 RBI, HR (2)
  • Chase Harlan – 1-4, 1 run, 3 RBI, HR (5)

https://twitter.com/towerbuzzers/status/2059312992609808526?s=20

Box Score

ACL Dodgers 11 – ACL Guardians 10 (7 innings)

After the Guardians took a 3-0 lead in the 1st, 3B Moises Boliver hit a grand slam (3) for a 4-3 lead.  The Dodgers picked up 2 more in the 1st after a BB and doubles from LF Able Lorenzo and C Bryan Gonzalez Garcia.

In the 2nd, a BB, HBP, and player reaches on scoring error for the 7th run.  2B Daniel Mielcarek walked to load the bases.  Another run scored on a Lorenzo SF. A WP and singles from Garcia and CF Jhon Gil scored 2 more.

Dodgers pitchers gave up 6 runs to tie the score in the 7th

In the bottom of the 7th, Garcia stroked a 1 out single, and moved to 2nd on a 2-out balk.  Garcia scored the winning run on a Gil walk-off single.

  • Jhon Gil – 3-5, 2 RBI
  • Bryan Gonzalez Garcia – 3-4, 1 run, 2 RBI, double (4)
  • Moises Boliver – 1-3, 1 BB, 2 runs, 4 RBI, HR (3)

Box Score

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  1. CassidyMay 28, 2026

    Then you need glasses!

  2. dodgerpatchMay 28, 2026

    .147 BABIP is bad luck.

  3. dodgerpatchMay 28, 2026

    “So, by definition, a 108 mph line drive to the third baseman would not be a barrel.” No, it’s not a barrel. It’s called an Out.

  4. DodgerfanMay 28, 2026

    With the injury to Teoscar, will The dodgers call up Tibbs lll.

  5. SimonKillerMay 28, 2026

    The new market inefficiency

  6. SimonKillerMay 28, 2026

    Probably. Seager was a monster.

  7. DodgerfanMay 28, 2026

    Am I the only one that see Freeland looking like Corey Seager swinging the bat.

  8. RATAMay 28, 2026

    No Short Stop?

  9. Andrew V ForteMay 28, 2026

    #Dodgers Lineup vs #Rockies RHP, Sugano: Ohtani DH/SP Pages CF Freeman 1B Betts RF Muncy 3B T. Hernandez LF Smith C Call RF Freeland 2B

  10. Mark TimmonsMay 28, 2026

    He should have seen a proctologist!

  11. SimonKillerMay 28, 2026

    Someone picking up Freeland at LAX? Manchester is faster than Jefferson.

  12. CassidyMay 28, 2026

    https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25431487-dodgers-milb-bat-dog-program-reportedly-be-suspended-after-star-prospect-kendall-georges-injury Just a shame for poor George!

  13. dodgerrickMay 28, 2026

    According to MLB Trade Rumors, Roberts has said that Kike has “a significant tear” of his left oblique. Sounds like he’s gonna be out a while.

  14. Andrew V ForteMay 28, 2026

    Still waiting on the confirmed lineup to be posted.

  15. JohnMay 27, 2026

    I’m a bit surprised that Alex Verdugo hasn’t tried to come back as a pitcher. My understanding is when he was drafted teams were wanting to pitch. Of course LA thought a better idea would be as a hitter. Turns out that the best decision may have been a shrink.

  16. philjonesMay 27, 2026

    Totally agree. I’m in the Dusty Baker’s camp when said he wasn’t interested in exit velocity ; he was interested in exit hits.

  17. BearMay 27, 2026

    4.5 after LA wins tonight. Machado is hitting .173. His OPS+ is 74. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. Tatis Jr. at .259 without a homer. His OPS+ is just 82. More surprising is Jackson Merrill. He is hitting .194, OPS+ 63

  18. BearMay 27, 2026

    Tuck is barely league average. He needs to step it up BIG time.

  19. BearMay 27, 2026

    Depends on the grade of the strain. Muncy was out 3 months with his.

  20. philjonesMay 27, 2026

    Any final word on the bat-retrieving dog? I hope he too is okay. He got fired but I hope he was reassigned to more normal retrieving duties. I’m a dog lover and think the poor dog was just doing what he was trained to do for the pleasure of the fans. The incident was unfortunate but stuff happens. Things could have been worse for Dusty’s Baker’s then 4 year-old which too was a poor decision. I think the bat-dogs are cute but I’m sorry about George’s injury.

  21. SimonKillerMay 27, 2026

    Keekay will be out a while.

  22. dodgerrickMay 27, 2026

    I wasn’t particularly impressed with Lauer. He threw a lot of 91 MPH center cut fastballs. Try doing that to the Phillies for example and we won’t like the outcome. If he keeps it elevated it plays. I agreed with Karros last night that the curve looked good. I think he should throw the cutter more although I know it’s been hit hard this year. Will he be good enough to get them by while waiting for one of the Dodger wounded to return? We can hope. I have thought that Mookie had been hitting the ball pretty hard before last night but hitting too many easy fly balls. We won’t know if he’s “fixed” until we know. Too many guys (Freddie, Will, Tucker) just not hitting consistently. They show flashes, but that’s all. I’m not impressed with Tucker. He has a long swing and a big hole or two. He’s been a little better lately. He has an impossible contract to live up to and he’s not living up to it. Given the quality of pitching and the number of guys who have won frequently, I still like their chances. Right now the Braves look like the team to beat in the NL and the Yankees in the AL.

  23. DodgerdadMay 27, 2026

    Good for you Bear! I have been with State Farm since I started driving. Never thought about switching. Probably never will. I guess Kike swung the bat too good! What a bad break for him and the Dodgers! They could use more offense in that lineup! Saw the Yankees had all nine starters with at least 2 hits yesterday. Have the Dodgers had a game where all nine hitters had one hit? I don’t think so. It was the Rockies, but I thought Laurer looked pretty good last night. 4 hits, one run. I’ll take it! Rojas’ fastball was terrible last night. His off speed stuff was faster than his fastball! Send him down! Is there a nicer guy in baseball than Freddie Freeman? I’m sure there are some really nice guys,but Freddie is the “one “. Is Donny Baseball that much better than rob Thompson? Or had thompson just lost the clubhouse? Don’t ever see Doc losing his clubhouse! I really hope Freeland hits! His defense is exceptional. His bat at the major league level has been less than average. Time ain’t running out, but his opportunity is not going to last forever with the Dodgers. With all the talk about Skubal, I would rather have Joe Ryan from the Twins. Not that they need either one, but it sure looks like the tigers could move Skubal. The Mets might be interested, but they are a total mess right now. The Soto shuffle has turned into the Soto curse! They can have him! Maybe the Tigers should make a managerial change too! The trash can has left the building! Dustin May was sharp today! Was hoping he could get that no no!not convinced he is fixed, but nice to see him pitch well. Please tell me the Dodgers/ Phillies game is not on Apple TV Friday!!!! The ruination of tv baseball is ongoing! First , bad broadcasters. Second, streaming. Third, commercials! They should do “ring” girls like boxing!!! Dodgers 9, Rockies 2. Ohtani 7 innings. 1 run. 11 k’s

  24. Andrew V ForteMay 27, 2026

    The Padres continue to fade as they just got shutout for the second day in a 3 game sweep by the Phillies 3-0 and are now 4 games back of the Dodgers.

  25. Mark TimmonsMay 27, 2026

    The Los Angeles Dodgers’ Double-A affiliate in Tulsa is reportedly planning to stop letting dogs retrieve discarded bats at certain games after an injury to a star prospect. The California Post’s Jack Harris reported Wednesday that the Tulsa Drillers “are planning to suspend their bat dog program” after outfielder Kendall George suffered an apparent knee injury while dodging a dog during a Tuesday game against Northwest Arkansas. The Dodgers fear that George “suffered a moderate patellar injury” while jumping away from the dog as he jogged back to the dugout, Harris reported. The Drillers have used bat-retrieving dogs for the last five seasons. The team has suspended the program “for the immediate future.” The Athletic’s Fabian Ardaya and Jesús Cano reported Tuesday the Dodgers were “not that optimistic” about George’s knee after initial imaging. The Dodgers are still waiting for final results of testing on his George’s, per Adraya, Cano and Harris.

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