Dodgers Shut Down Giants, Glasnow Pitches One-Hitter

0:00It's April 23rd, welcome to California News today, powered by AI. The Dodgers shut down the Giants 3-0 Thursday night, with Tyler Glasnow and Tanner Scott teaming up for a one-hitter to Dodger series. Sweep, Los Angeles, sitting atop the National League West, got timely hits from Kyle Tucker and high song Kim, each with two knocks, plus RBI's from Kim and Dalton Rushing. Glasnow was lights out, going eight innings on one hit, one walk, and nine strikeouts. His best yet without finishing a game in the majors. The 32-year-old threw 105 pitches, mostly strikes, and set down the last 14 batters he faced. Meanwhile, the Dodgers' bats finally clicked after scoring just one run in the first two games. They grabbed the one-nothing lead on Rushing Single in the second, then padded it to three in the fourth on Max Muncie's double and a fielding miscue, followed by Kim 's two-out knock. Scott locked it down with three quickouts for his first save, marking LA's second shut-out

1:01this year. Shohei Otani went 0-5 with two whiffs, but the team won their second in six tries. San Francisco mustered just Luis Aurez's early single, stranding nobody past first and dropping their second in seven. Dodgers keep rolling while the Giants head into Friday's matchup, licking their wounds.