Dodgers Extend Winning Streak with Dominant Victory Over Brewers
- Shohei Ohtani hits his NL-leading 37th homer in the game.
- Los Angeles Dodgers secure a 7-2 victory against Milwaukee Brewers.
- Dodgers extend their winning streak to five games with four homers in the game.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers showcased their offensive prowess on Tuesday night, defeating the Milwaukee Brewers 7-2 and extending their winning streak to five games. Star player Shohei Ohtani led the charge with his National League-leading 37th home run, while teammates Gavin Lux and Andy Pages contributed with two-run homers during a decisive five-run fourth inning that propelled the Dodgers to a commanding 7-1 lead. Dodgers pitcher Gavin Stone (10-5) delivered a strong performance, allowing just one run on three hits over five innings, striking out six without issuing a walk. Stone credited the early lead for making his job easier on the mound, allowing him to focus on his pitching strategy. The Dodgers' offense was relentless, with Smith opening the scoring in the second inning with a 412-foot homer, his 16th of the season. Brewers pitcher Colin Rea (10-4) struggled against the Dodgers' lineup, surrendering seven runs and ten hits, including all four home runs, over six innings. Despite the rough outing, Rea managed to complete the game, demonstrating resilience. The Brewers managed to score a run in the seventh inning, but it was not enough to mount a comeback. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts praised his team's performance, highlighting their strong starts and effective batting. As the series progresses, the Dodgers continue to demonstrate their capability and determination on the field.