Dodgers Rally for Dramatic 7-6 Win Against Marlins
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers showcased their resilience by overcoming a five-run lead to secure a 7-6 victory over the Miami Marlins in a thrilling ten-inning showdown on Monday night. Tommy Edman’s two-run walk-off single sealed the game after a tense battle.
Manager Dave Roberts acknowledged the team’s struggle, noting their inconsistent performances despite holding a record only a game behind the National League leaders. "It feels like we’re a .500 team, but we have to stay focused," he remarked, emphasizing the importance of staying competitive amidst recent challenges.
The game started strong for the Dodgers, with Dustin May recording a three-hit shutout through five innings and solid early contributions from Shohei Ohtani and Teoscar Hernández, who delivered a two-run homer. However, the Marlins rallied in the sixth, tying the game with a grand slam after taking advantage of a pitching change.
Despite trailing in extra innings, the Dodgers responded valiantly, with Edman driving in the winning runs. "We need to keep piling up wins," said Miguel Rojas, highlighting the team’s goal to find their rhythm as they aim for future success.
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