Dodgers' Epic Comeback, Ohtani's Power

On April 6th, the Dodgers pulled off a massive comeback, beating the nationals 8-6 on Sunday

for a clean sweep in DC.

They trailed 6-1 after 4 innings, but clawed back with a 2 run homer from Dalton rushing

in the 6th, then exploded for 4 more in the 8th to take the lead.

This marks their 5th comeback win this season, tying the biggest deficit they've overcome

since last year.

Shohei Otoni kept his MLB leading on-base streak alive at 40 games straight, crushing

a 438-foot homer in the 3rd that.

Left his batter 114.6 miles per hour, plus a double later.

Even with a rough start from pitcher Rocky Sasaki, the Dodgers deep lineup proved unstoppable.

Dalton rushing hyped the team's bench string, saying they've got top players ready to step

up anytime, no ego involved.

Manager Dave Roberts praised their grit, noting how they grind every at bat and treat

every out like accounts.

This victory boosts L.A. to 7 wins and 2 losses, keeping them the only team above 500 in

the National League West.

It shows why their baseball's top squad right now.

Looking ahead, the Dodgers head to Toronto for a World Series rematch with the Blue J starting

Monday, where Justin Robleski makes his first start.

Next, X Dodger Max Scherzer, their momentum's rolling strong.

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