"The Dodgers dropped their third straight game last night and did something they haven't done since the McCourt era. They dropped the final two games against Atlanta 7-2 and really had last night's game get away from them. It was a competitive game through six innings, as Roki Sasaki put up five strong innings before the wheels came off to start the sixth. The Dodgers gave Sasaki a 2-1 lead, but he allowed two singles and a double to give the Giants the lead. tied it up in the bottom of the sixth, but gave up three runs in the seventh and Wyatt Mills gave up three in the ninth to turn it into a 9-3 laugher."
"Yamamoto's been in a funk of late, allowing three runs in each of his last three starts. This stretch started in San Francisco, where he allowed a season-high six hits and three runs over seven innings. He followed that up allowing three earned runs and an unearned run over five innings against Miami, and last time out allowed three runs over six innings in Houston. He's allowed nine runs in those 18 innings after allowing six in his four starts prior to this stretch."
"A third of Yamamoto's runs allowed have come in the first inning of games, including giving up a three-run first inning against the Giants. Yamamoto allowed two singles and a walk to load the bases with no outs in that game, and then gave up another single, sac fly and another single for a three-run frame. He only allowed two hits and a walk for the rest of his seven innings. His last start came last Monday, so hopefully the seven days' rest helps reset Yamamoto to snap this un-ace-like stretch."
"Adrian Houser makes his eighth start of the season for the Giants. He's posted a 6.19 ERA/5.57 FIP over 36 1/3 innings and the Giants are only 1-6 when he starts. Houser's first start of the season came against the Padres and his most "
The Dodgers dropped their third straight game, losing 9-3 to the Giants after a competitive start. Roki Sasaki delivered five strong innings, but the Dodgers’ 2-1 lead unraveled in the sixth when he allowed two singles and a double to give San Francisco the lead. The game was tied in the sixth, then three runs scored in the seventh and three more in the ninth, with Wyatt Mills taking the loss. Yoshinobu Yamamoto enters the matchup after allowing three runs in each of his last three starts, including a season-high six hits and three runs in San Francisco. He has allowed nine runs over 18 innings in that stretch, with a significant share coming in the first inning. Adrian Houser starts for the Giants with a 6.19 ERA and 5.57 FIP, and the team is 1-6 in his starts.
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