Opening Day Thrills: Dodgers, Brewers Lead Charge

0:00It's March 27th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, where the headlines shine, powered by AI. The Los Angeles Dodgers started their chase for a third straight world series title with an 8-to-2 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks. Andy Pages smashed a go-ahead three-run homer in the fifth inning, sparking a big rally after Arizona jumped ahead to nothing. The Dodgers added four more runs later to seal it. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Brewers crushed the Chicago White Sox, 14-to-2, with Jacob Mizierowski striking out 11-5 innings. Washington topped the Cubs 10-4 behind three homers, including from Brady House. The New York Metz Beat Pittsburgh 11-7, chasing Paul Schien's early with five first-ending runs. Fans saw stand-out debuts and power displays across the board. Kevin McGonagall went four-for-five, with two RBI's in his first big league game for the Detroit Tigers, who beat San Diego 8-2.

1:01Mike Trout, homered for the Angels in a three-nothing shed out of Houston, his fifth opening day-long ball. Come back still to show two, like the St. Louis Cardinals exploding for eight runs in the sixth, to beat Tampa Bay 9-7 after trailing badly. Philadelphia's Christopher Sanchez, fan 10-5-3-3 win over Texas, fresh off a huge contract extension. Opening day-delivered thrills from coast to coast, setting up an exciting season ahead as teams settle into their quests for glory.