PHOENIX —
First, the Dodgers made history. Then, they had to make sure it didn’t go to waste.
Despite three-straight home runs from Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman to lead off Saturday night — the first time in Dodgers’ history they went deep in their first three at-bats of a game — the team had to grind out a 8-6 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field, taking the first two games of this weekend’s pivotal divisional series to go six games up in National League West.
Dodgers put Clayton Kershaw on injured list; Tyler Glasnow confident he’ll return
Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw was put on the injured list a day after he was forced to exit early against Arizona because of a bone spur on his left big toe.