Following the Dodgers and Exploring The Team’s Past
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The Dodgers and Rockies took it into the 13th inning on Monday, and it ended with a walk-off two-run shot by Andre Ethier.
Randy Wolf and Ubaldo Jimenez had just about equal numbers the entire way. Wolf gave up just four hits, with his only mistake being a two-run homerun in the fifth inning, though the Dodgers would tie it up in the bottom half. He left after six and again didn’t factor into the decision. Belisario, Troncoso, Broxton, Weaver, Leach, Mota, and McDonald all tossed an inning apiece out of the bullpen, with McDonald picking up the win after throwing a perfect 13th with two K’s.
The Dodgers answered the Rockies’ two runs in the fifth with a pair of their own in the bottom half, courtesy of a two-RBI hit by Wolf. The Dodgers were then quited until Ethier drove a two-run walk-off shot in the 13th for the Dodgers’ ninth walk-off win of the year.
Chad Billingsley will shoot for his 10th win tonight and will face Jason Marquis, who is also in search of his 10th win and is 4-1 against the Dodgers in 10 career outings.
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