Clayton Kershaw’s Masterpiece and Shohei Ohtani’s Power Surge Ignite Dodgers’ Thrilling Victory Over Giants
“There’s just a lot better strike-throwing for me,” Roberts said. “I thought the curveball was the best it’s been since he’s been back.”
By the time Kershaw completed the seventh, he was only at 81 pitches (he didn’t even fully embrace his final ovation, he noted, because he wasn’t certain he was done).
But with the Dodgers having extended their lead to 10-0, thanks to another home run from Ohtani (the 250th of his career) and a two-run shot from Teoscar Hernández (his third-straight game going deep), Roberts didn’t want to push him further.
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