On Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Dodgers were utterly defeated by the Arizona Diamondbacks, who pounded them 12-4. At first glance, it is a respectable victory over a rival from the same division. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that this was an unprecedented display of baseball's greatness.
Once in Major League Baseball history, a club allowed numerous home runs before recording an out. However, they shut out their opponent for the remainder of the game, ultimately winning by eight runs or more.
Freddie Freeman and Teoscar Hernandez each hit home runs in the first inning, leading to four runs for Los Angeles versus Arizona. With a 4-1 deficit after the first inning, Arizona rallied to win with runs in the fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth, and ninth innings.
Historic Moment for the Arizona Diamondbacks
With the victory, the Diamondbacks' record improves to 42-44 for the season, while the Dodgers' record falls to 53-34.
In a 1-for-5 performance, top-of-the-order batter Corbin Carroll hit a home run. Christian Walker went 4-for-5 with a pair of home runs, and Ketel Marte also managed a single. The winning team also included a home run by Gabriel Moreno, showcasing an impressive performance by the Arizona Diamondbacks.
According to baseball betting tutorials and news sites, the Diamondbacks and Dodgers will face off on July 4. The first pitch is scheduled for 9:10 p.m. ET from Los Angeles. Following this contest, the Dodgers will head west to face the Padres of San Diego.
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