Dodgers Crush Nationals 13-6, Ohtani Homers

On April 3rd, the Dodgers straight demolished the Nationals 13-6 last night in Washington.

Shohei Otani smashed a three-run homer in the third to tie it up.

Then Mookie Betts followed with a two-run blast to take the lead for good.

Freddie Freeman, Kyle Tucker, and Andy Pages all went deep too, powering LA's offense.

That top of the order had been ice cold, but they exploded.

Otani's homer was his first RBI of the season, and he kept his on-base streak alive at.

38 gains with a single and sack fly later.

Nationals fans are feeling the pain.

This marks their fifth straight home opener loss, and the most runs they've coughed up in

one since moving to DC.

Back in 2005, their starter, Miles McCollus, got shelled for 11 runs on 11 hits in just

four and a third innings.

Dodgers pitcher and machine settled in after a rough first, giving up four runs total

over five and two-thirds frames.

Tia Scar Hernandez and Tucker each grabbed three hits to fuel the route.

Up next, Tyler Glasnow takes the mound for LA against Washington's Jake Irvin on Saturday

should be another fireworks show in this series.

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I'm Corey with The Story.