Dramatic Turn at Dodger Stadium: Late Lead Slips, Cubs Clinch Thrilling Extra-Inning Victory
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“I’ve played a lot of crazy games at Wrigley over the years, especially when the wind is blowing out like it was today,” Edman said. “It’s kind of the expectation when you come in.”
But what the Dodgers didn’t expect, after turning a 10-7 lead over to their typically stout bullpen, was to face-plant the way they did down the stretch.
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Kyle Tucker took Alex Vesia deep in the eighth for a two-run homer. Scott suffered his second blown save in 10 opportunities by leaving a fastball down the middle to Amaya in the ninth, watching the blast carry just far enough to find Wrigley Field’s outfield basket in center.
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