"The Dodgers got up to double digits again and cruised to another win, this time 10-5. For the first time this year, the Dodgers started the scoring in the 1st, as Kyle Tucker singled, reached second on a pickoff error, Mookie Betts walked, and they both scored on a Freddie Freeman double to make it 2-0."
"Glasnow slammed the door from there. He struck out the next two batters to end the 4th, then got a clean 5th, and gave up just a two-out walk in the 6th to end his outing. The line is honestly unflattering to Glasnow here, as he was basically in complete control: 6 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 BB, 9 K, 101 Pitches."
"To close the game out for the Dodgers, the pen started with Tanner Scott, who gave up another two-strike hit to start the 7th. However, he rebounded with a pair of outs and then Miggy made a great play from his butt to end the inning."
The Dodgers achieved a 10-5 victory over the Nationals, with Kyle Tucker and Freddie Freeman contributing significantly to the early scoring. Mookie Betts left the game due to back pain. Glasnow pitched effectively, allowing only two runs over six innings while striking out nine batters. The Dodgers extended their lead in the seventh inning, and despite some struggles from the bullpen, they secured the win. The game highlighted the Dodgers' offensive capabilities and Glasnow's control on the mound.
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