Glasnow Dominates Giants, Dodgers Win

0:00It's April 24th, I'm Corey with the story, and this is MLB News Today Baseball News Power by AI. Tyler Glass now shut down the Giants like a boss on Thursday, tossing eight scoreless innings in a three-nothing Dodgers win at Oracle Park. He tied his career high, struck out plenty, and improved to 3-0 on the year, giving L.A. the series finale they desperately needed. The Dodgers' offense had been ice-cold all-series, leaving starters like Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Shohei Otani hanging despite their solid outings. Glass now carried the load with a season high 105 pitches, facing the minimum over his last seven frames after wiping out the Giants' few. Chances on double plays. He made his first automated ball strike challenge of the season in the fifth, tapping his cap on a close curve ball call that got overturned instantly. Glass now stayed locked in, mixing sinkers, sliders, curve balls, and four seamers without overthinking his mechanics. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts praised Glass now's competitor mindset, saying it's what

1:01separates the greats when the team's in a rut. This year he's evolved, ditching the old habit of dwelling on every pitch to just compete in the moment. That mental shift has the Dodgers breathing easier, with Glass now emerging as the reliable ace they banked on, keeping their early season hopes alive.