Dodgers Crush Nationals, Eye Sweep

0:00It's April 5th. This is MLB News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. The Dodgers crushed the nationals 10-5 on Saturday, with Freddie Freeman smashing two run doubles in the first and second innings to set the tone early. Andy Pages sealed the deal with a three-run homer in the fifth, powering L.A. to a blowout win. Pages stayed scorching hot, going three for five, embusting his average to 500 on the young season, 15 for 30. The Dodgers have poured in 23 runs on 32 hits across the first two games of the series, even after losing Mookie Betts to lower back, pain right in the first inning. On the mound, Tyler Glass now picked up his first win, giving up just two runs in four hits over six innings while fanning nine. National starter Jake Irvin struggled, surrendering six runs on eight hits in four innings. Findouts like Will Smith with three hits, and Shohei Oltani with two, kept the offense

1:00humming, while CJ Abrams and Luis Garcia Jr. tried to rally. Washington, with a homer and near-cycle effort, but it wasn't enough to close the gap. Now the Dodgers eye a sweep Sunday, trotting out Roki Sasaki against Foster Griffin, keeping this road trip momentum rolling strong.