Dodgers Pitching Clinic, Giants Sweep Averted

0:00It's April 24th. This is California News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. Dodgers shut down the Giants 3-0 on Thursday, dodging a sweep with a one-hitter from Tyler Glasnow and Tanner Scott. Kyle Tucker and High Song Kim each grabbed two hits to spark the NL West leaders who snapped a rough stretch by winning their second and sixth games. Dalton rushing drove in a run too, keeping the offense just enough. Glasnow dominated with eight innings, nine strikeouts, just one hit in a walk on 105 pitches. The 32-year-old Ridey retired the last 14 batters he faced, though he's never gone the distance in the majors. Scott locked it down with three outs for his first save. Fans are buzzing about this pitching clinic after the Dodgers score just one run in the first two games of the series. Shohei Otani went 0-5 with two whiffs, but the team jumped ahead, one nothing in the second on Rushing's RBI single off Logan Webb. They padded it to three-nothing in the fourth when Max Muncie doubled, scored on the throwing

1:04air by Giants' center-fielder Drew Gilbert and Kim added. Another RBI knock. Luis Arias is first innings single with San Francisco's only hit, no runner-passed first base. Wed took the loss, giving up three runs and seven hits over seven innings with five strikeouts. Dodgers grabbed their second shutout, staying atop the division while the Giants dropped their second in seven. Solid bounce back vibe heading into the next series.