Dodgers Crush Nationals, Eye Sweep

0:00It's April 4th. I'm Cory with the story. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Los Angeles Dodgers straight dominated the Washington Nationals 10-5 on Saturday night. Freddie Freeman dropped two run doubles in the first and second innings to set the tone early. Andy Pages kept the party going with a three run homer in the fifth, powering that blowout win. Pages was on fire. Three for five at the plate, boosting his average to 500 on the young season. The Dodgers had poured in 23 runs on 32 hits across the first two games of the series. They took a hit though, losing Mookie Betts to lower back pain right after the first inning. On the mound, Tyler Glasnell picked up his first win, tossing six innings with just two runs, four hits, nine strikeouts and two walks. National starter Jake Irvin struggled, giving up six runs on eight hits over four frames. CJ Abrams smashed a two run homer for Washington in the eighth, and Lewis Garcia Jr. came a long ball shy of the cycle.

1:04Dodgers got solid contributions too, with Will Smith grabbing three hits and Shohei O'Tani adding two. Dodgers eyed the sweep Sunday, sending Roki Sasaki to face Foster Griffin, ballpark buzzing as LA keeps rolling strong.