Dodgers Sweep Blue Jays, Ohtani Shines

0:00It's April 8th. This is MLB News today, driven by AI following the season in real time. The Dodgers took down the Blue Jays 4-1 on Tuesday night, keeping their winning streak alive at 5-game straight. Yoshinobi Yamamoto was sharp on the mound, giving up just one run over 6-plus innings while striking out 6. Shohei Otani kept his on-base streak rolling at 42 games with a lead-off walk and an RBI single. Alex Freeland lit it up with three hits, driving in a run and scoring twice to spark the offense. Kyle Tucker bounced back late with an RBI single in the 9th for some extra breathing room. The Blue Jays are hurting now, dropping their 6th game in a row after getting smoked 14-2 the night before. Manager John Schneider got tossed in the 5th for arguing a ball call on starter Kevin Galsman, who took the loss after allowing three runs in 5. And a third innings. Yamamoto got pulled early in the 7th with the bases loaded, but the Dodgers bullpen slammed

1:00the door with Blake Trinon and Edwin Diaz locking in. Down for the save. Shortstop Miguel Rojas sat out for a family issue, but high song Kim stepped in smooth. Looking ahead, Otani takes the Hill Wednesday against Toronto's Dylan Seas in the series finale, and you know he's bringing that zero ERA heat to. Wrap this up strong.