Dodgers' Lineup Change Sparks Blowout

0:00On April 21st, Dodger's manager Dave Roberts shook up the lineup right before the series finale against the Rockies, sliding Max Monzi up to the sixth, spot and dropping the Gale Rojas to 7. That move paid off huge as the Dodger smashed the Rockies 12-3, grabbing a split in the four-game set in Colorado. Monzi and Rojas were on fire together, going a perfect 7-4-7 with three homers, 7 RBI's, four-run scored, a walk, and even a sack-bunt. Eddie had himself a four-for-fort night, capped by two bombs and three runs, while Rojas went three-for-three including his milestone, 1,000, career hit. The Dodgers fell behind one nothing early, but starter Justin Robleski bounced back strong, tossing seven innings of one run ball on eight hits with, zero walks. It was another gem following his eight scoreless innings against the Metz just a week prior. Monzi kicked off the rally with a solo homer in the second, and Rojas answered right after with a deep fly to left, marking the teams first.

1:01Back-to-back jacks this season. From there, L.A. tacked on runs in every inning except the fifth, piling it on relentlessly. Roberts' tweak turned the tide, showing how small changes can spark a blowout, and the Dodgers head home with momentum building in the standings. That's the story for today, MLB News Today, Driven by AI. I'm Cory with the Story.