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Dodgers Pitcher Goes 7 Innings in Relief
3 Jul
Summary
- Charlie Barnes pitched seven innings after starting as opener Jack Dreyer.
- Barnes allowed seven runs on 12 hits, including three home runs.
- Paul Gervase is set to replace Barnes for the upcoming series.
The Los Angeles Dodgers utilized Charlie Barnes to pitch seven innings in relief during their recent game against the Athletics, a crucial move for a scheduled bullpen day. Barnes entered the game in the second inning after opener Jack Dreyer struck out the side, effectively ending the traditional bullpen approach for the day.
Barnes allowed seven runs on twelve hits, including three home runs, contributing to the Dodgers' 7-1 defeat. Despite the pitching outcome, Barnes was credited with fulfilling the team's need for extended innings, especially during a demanding stretch of road games.
Following his lengthy appearance, Barnes was demoted back to the minor leagues. The Dodgers are now preparing right-hander Paul Gervase to join the team for the upcoming series against the San Diego Padres, with Gervase expected to be an upgrade in pitching talent.
