#mlb-record

#mlb-record

Tyler Glasnow set a record by striking out 14-plus batters in a game with fewer than 90 pitches, the only MLB pitcher to do so since 1988.

Glasnow tied his career high with 14 strikeouts in seven shutout innings, solidifying his performance among Dodgers greats with the second-most strikeouts since 1901.

Tyler Glasnow pitched a dominant game for the Los Angeles Dodgers with 14 strikeouts and no walks on just 88 pitches.

Glasnow's performance was historic, becoming the first pitcher since 1988 to achieve 14 strikeouts in a game while throwing fewer than 90 pitches.

Clayton Kershaw's exceptional performance on Opening Day 2013 led the Dodgers to victory.

Kershaw's historic accomplishment of hitting a home run and pitching a shutout on Opening Day set a unique MLB record.

Ohtani tied the MLB record for most home runs by a Japanese-born player with 175.

Tyler Glasnow leads the Dodgers to their longest winning streak since last August with two impressive performances.