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Dodgers Defy Odds, Defeat Twins in Thrilling Finale

Summary

  • Dodgers' offense pulls off improbable 4-3 win over Twins
  • Dodgers unbeaten in series since June 10, except for 3 sweeps
  • Ohtani chasing Dodgers' record for most consecutive games with a homer
Dodgers Defy Odds, Defeat Twins in Thrilling Finale

In a surprising turn of events, the LA Dodgers' (60-43, 1st in NL West) depleted offense managed to secure a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins in their series finale on Wednesday. This win comes as a significant achievement for the defending champions, who have been unbeaten in a series since June 10, barring three series sweeps to the Milwaukee Brewers and Houston Astros.

Meanwhile, the Boston Red Sox's (55-49, 3rd in AL East) recent hot streak, with 12 wins in 13 games, has been halted by series losses to contender teams, the Chicago Cubs and, most recently, the Philadelphia Phillies. The Red Sox's playoff hopes remain in jeopardy as they sit in the third American League wildcard spot, with every game crucial for their postseason aspirations.

Adding to the intrigue, both the Dodgers and Red Sox have struggled offensively in the last 10 games, with the Dodgers posting a .216 collective batting average and the Red Sox managing a .199 average. However, Shohei Ohtani will have a chance to set the Dodgers' record for most consecutive games with a homer, as he is currently at five.

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FAQ

Yes, Shohei Ohtani is currently at five consecutive games with a homer and has a chance to set the Dodgers' record.
The Boston Red Sox's playoff hopes remain in jeopardy as they sit in the third American League wildcard spot, with every game crucial for their postseason aspirations.
Both the Dodgers and Red Sox have struggled offensively in the last 10 games, with the Dodgers posting a .216 collective batting average and the Red Sox managing a .199 average.

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