The Dodgers from Los Angeles are on a roll. The Dodgers have won nine of their last 12 games, including their last three in a row, following a difficult run that featured a three-game losing streak in mid-April. The Dodgers defeated the Atlanta Braves 11-2 to seal the series Friday night, and Tyler Glasnow and Max Muncy played a major role in it.
Tyler Glasnow, the MLB leader in starts (8), is at 6-1 on the season, tying his 2019 campaign for the second-most in his career. Only in the previous season, 10 wins were more than in any other. In terms of innings pitched (50.0), strikeouts (63), and batters faced (195), Glasnow leads the MLB.
As he has been all season, Glasnow was outstanding against Atlanta on Saturday. He pitched seven innings, giving up just five hits, two runs, and one walk while striking out ten opponents. The Dodgers led 10-2 when Glasnow left the game before the eighth inning, and they went on to win handily to give Glasnow his MLB-high sixth victory of the year.
Following his outstanding performance against the Braves, Glasnow informed the media that he felt better as the game progressed.
As he has been all season, Glasnow was outstanding against Atlanta on Saturday. He pitched seven innings, giving up just five hits, two runs, and one walk while striking out ten opponents. The Dodgers led 10-2 when Glasnow left the game before the eighth inning, and they went on to win handily to give Glasnow his MLB-high sixth victory of the year.
