"Dalton Rushing hit a home run and Kiké Hernández provided more timely hitting to help the Los Angeles Dodgers extend their winning streak to four games by defeating the Seattle Mariners, 5-3. After the Dodgers had squandered baserunners in multiple innings, they were on the verge of doing so again in the fourth when Rushing ambushed the first pitch he saw from Logan Gilbert for a two-out home run. The Dodgers couldn't add onto their 2-0 lead, and the bullpen ultimately coughed it up."
"Tyler Glasnow threw 36 pitches over three scoreless innings in a planned shortened start. He allowed three hits, walked one batter and collected three strikeouts. Andrew Heaney, who was called up Saturday, followed Glasnow with the Dodgers looking for bulk innings. Heaney is in third stint with the Dodgers organization and signed a Minor League contract in time to be eligible for the postseason."
"The southpaw managed to strand a pair of runners in the fourth inning but surrendered a three-run homer to Jorge Polanco in the fifth. That was reminiscent of the long ball troubles Heaney had when pitching for the Dodgers in 2022. The Dodgers did tie the game as Michael Conforto's leadoff single in the seventh later resulted in a run on a wild pitch with two outs."
Dalton Rushing's two-out home run gave the Dodgers an early 2-0 lead, and Kiké Hernández delivered a two-run double in the ninth to secure a 5-3 victory over the Mariners. Tyler Glasnow opened with a planned short outing, throwing 36 pitches across three scoreless innings. Andrew Heaney provided bulk innings after being called up but surrendered a three-run homer to Jorge Polanco in the fifth. The Dodgers tied the game in the seventh on Michael Conforto's leadoff single and a wild pitch. Blake Treinen and Alex Vesia generated key strikeouts, and Edgardo Henriquez struck out the side to convert the save.
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