"The Los Angeles Dodgers got another brilliant performance from a starting pitcher and had their offense come through with four home runs to defeat the Colorado Rockies, 7-2, and clinch a series win while setting up the chance for a sweep on Wednesday. Emmet Sheehan was on the mound, and for the third time in the last week, the Dodgers took a no-hitter deep into the game as he joined Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Tyler Glasnow in accomplishing that."
"It was broken up in the sixth on a leadoff single by Kyle Karros, which ultimately led to the Rockies scoring their only run on another single from Tyler Freeman. Sheehan remained in the game and ended up providing the Dodgers with another scoreless inning, despite walking a batter. The right-hander finished his night going seven innings, allowing one run on three hits with nine strikeouts and one walk."
"The Dodgers' offense got Sheehan an early lead to work with, scoring in the second inning on a wild pitch after Will Smith reached on a double and advanced on a fly out by Max Muncy. This was also just the second game back for Muncy, who returned from the IL on Monday, and Smith was back in the lineup after missing the previous few games with a hand injury."
Emmet Sheehan retired the first 15 batters and carried a no-hit bid into the sixth before Kyle Karros' leadoff single set up the Rockies' lone run on a Tyler Freeman single. Sheehan completed seven innings, allowing one run on three hits with nine strikeouts and one walk. The Dodgers produced four home runs, including Mookie Betts' 17th, Teoscar Hern d n
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