"The Dodgers gave Irvin an early lead to work with, striking first in the bottom of the first inning. Teoscar Hernandez started the party with a one-run double, and Freddie Freeman hit a single to score him shortly after. Santiago Espinal hit a two-run double to make the score 4-0 by the end of the first inning."
"Max Muncy quickly extended the Dodgers' lead once again, hitting his second homer of the spring - a two-run shot with two outs in the bottom of the third inning. Teoscar Hernandez continued his fantastic outing two innings later, hitting a two-run shot of his own to give LA an 8-3 lead."
"Antonio Knowles took over for Antoine Kelly and got out of a jam for a scoreless eighth inning, then came back out for the ninth and closed the game to secure the Dodgers' win. Kyle Hurt and Paul Gervase both had solid showings on the pitching side, with Hurt recording three strikeouts in an inning pitched and Gervase logging 1.2 scoreless innings."
The Dodgers dominated the Reds in a spring training matchup, securing a 9-5 victory. Cole Irvin started for Los Angeles, allowing one earned run over two innings. The Dodgers scored four runs in the first inning, with Teoscar Hernandez doubling in a run and Santiago Espinal hitting a two-run double. Max Muncy and Hernandez each contributed two-run homers to extend the lead. Cincinnati mounted comebacks in the third and seventh innings but couldn't overcome the deficit. The Dodgers' bullpen performed effectively, with Antonio Knowles closing out the game. Los Angeles has now won three consecutive games.
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