Twins’ Bullpen Strikes Again, Deepening Dodgers’ Mysterious Slump
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And though the Dodgers answered back with two runs in the bottom half of the inning, trimming the deficit to 6-5 on a two-run Hyeseong Kim single, the pitching staff made sure the momentum didn’t last.
In the seventh, hard-throwing right-hander Will Klein took over, but succumbed to the same fate as Casparius. After striking out Willi Castro, he walked each of his next three batters on pitches that drifted progressively farther from the plate.
The final indignity belonged to Edgardo Henriquez, who marked his return to the majors with a comical bit of pitchers’ fielding practice.
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