Dodgers drop third straight series with loss to D-Backs
PHOENIX — The Dodgers arrived at Chase Field hoping to salvage something from a miserable road trip.
The Los Angeles Dodgers suffered their third consecutive series loss on Sunday, falling 4-2 to the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field. The team's struggles to generate offense continued as they scored just seven runs across three Arizona games. Pitching has been a key issue, with Justin Wrobleski allowing six hits, four runs, three walks and three strikeouts over 3⅓ innings, giving up another home run.
The Diamondbacks' bullpen, led by Eduardo Rodríguez, kept the game close with 4⅔ scoreless innings after Wrobleski's departure. Andy Pages and Kyle Tucker provided late sparks, with Pages driving in the first run and Tucker delivering a triple that cut Arizona's lead to 4-2. The Dodgers, now 70-48, are headed back to Los Angeles for a seven-game homestand, hoping to revitalize their offense.
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