Shohei Ohtani beat Yusei Kikuchi with a bat, and the Dodgers upset the home highway battle and was swept by the angels

The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Dodgers 6-4 in the third game of the highway battle today, and actually played a three-game winning streak and swept away, and the great contribution was the Angels' starting left shot Yuxing Kikuchi, who lost 1 point in 5.2 innings and soared out of 7K. In the previous game, Shohei Ohtani, who had 6 dozen numbers and zero, handed over 3 An's fierce tips and 1 dozen points, and had the upper hand in the duel with his predecessor Kikuchi, and his batting rate rose to 0.313.

Kikuchi was in very good shape, with four free runs but only three hits, two of which were scored by Ohtani, and the 1 point he lost was also fished by Ohtani, and it was a catcher error that allowed the Dodgers to run to second base. Kikuchi could have survived six innings, but he was knocked to the ground by Dodgers hitter Tommy Edman in the middle of a first-base layup, causing him to leave the game with an ankle injury.

The Angels Cowshed lost three points, but the Dodgers pitched poorly, Tony Gonsolin was beaten four points in the first four innings, and the Dodgers tied the score in the seventh inning, only to lose the last two innings of the Cowpen and drink hate. Dodge Edelman returned from the injured roster, and he was almost injured after 4 dozen hits in this game, and the first base in the fill position could be dangerous for the pitcher, and the Cubs left shot Kinaga-seung also strained his thigh in the fill this month.