Today in the major leagues, the Dodgers defeated the Reds 8:2 and currently lead the National League West with 41 wins and 25 losses. For this battle, they sent out Tony Gonsolin, who was 8 wins, 0 losses before the game and had an ERA of 1.42. ) took charge as the starter, but G

Today in the major leagues, the Dodgers defeated the Reds 8:2. They currently lead the National League West with 41 wins and 25 losses. In this battle, they sent out Gonsolin (Tony), who was 8 wins, 0 losses before the game and had an ERA of 1.42. Gonsolin took charge as the starter, but Gonsolin encountered random runs in the first two innings and lost 2 runs. Fortunately, he recovered immediately and with strong support from the line, he finally succeeded in winning his 9th victory. Although his ERA increased to With 1.58, he still leads the NL in ERA and ERA.

The Dodgers unexpectedly gained two powerful starters this season. Gonsolin and Tyler Anderson both achieved a perfect record of 8 wins and 0 losses. Now it's up to them to see who can continue their undefeated streak. Gonsolin took the lead today, but was unfortunately knocked out by Reds second base hand Jonathan India in the first inning. This was the opponent's first hit of the season, and then he was hit by outfielder Almora in the next 2 innings. (Albert Almora Jr.) Yang Chunpao, lost 2 points.

However, Gonsolin found his strong pitching skills in the 3rd to 5th innings. In the process, he only gave up 1 walk and did not allow any hits. 2 points, 4 strikeouts and 1 walk. The pitching content was actually pretty good. In addition, the lineout in the 3rd and 4th innings helped score 2 runs. When Gonsolin left the game, the team led 4:2, making him a candidate for the winning pitch. .

Like Joe Davis said, Freddie Freeman is heating up for Atlanta. pic.twitter.com/55ujlGYR2X

— Dodger Blue (@DodgerBlue1958) June 22, 2022 Freddie Freeman scored three runs with a triple, and then Will Smith's sacrifice fly sent Freeman back to home plate, giving him an absolute 8:2 lead. By the end of the 9th inning, with the score still at 6 points, the Dodgers sent former Cy Young Award pitcher David Price to close out the game. He successfully held on, with an ERA of 4.02 in 15 games this season.