Fabian Ardaya

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I cover the Dodgers for @TheAthleticMLB | BBWAA | @Cronkite_ASU grad | 🇦🇷🇧🇴| he/him

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Another improved swing from Shohei Ohtani, waiting out a fastball and going the other way for it for a "double" with some help in left.

Why yes, that is Will Ireton.

Freddie Freeman worked an 11-pitch at-bat, which ended on...this ridiculous play from Leody Taveras. Wow.

A gift to get the Dodgers and Eric Lauer through the third:

Look who is in the cage (and hit a homer on this last swing)

Shohei Ohtani gets introduced.

For the last time in the regular season at Dodger Stadium…

Ryan Ward’s family is here for his debut. Here they are after his first MLB hit and RBI.

What makes the Dodgers' fifth inning in Game 5 all the more unbelievable: the ball where no one covered first base was nearly identical to the ground ball Mookie Betts had already hit in his first at-bat of the night. That time, Anthony Rizzo took it himself.

Security appears to be escorting a fan out holding a sign that says “ICE out of LA.”

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Shohei Ohtani’s facing live pitching for the first time since shoulder surgery.

This is how the game ended.

After striking out JT Watkins, Shohei Ohtani strikes out Dalton Rushing on five pitches.

Shohei Ohtani vs Hyeseong Kim.

“Not Like Us” is blasting as the Dodgers starters get introduced…and there’s a big roar for Freddie Freeman.

With one last strikeout, Clayton Kershaw says goodbye to Dodger Stadium.

No live trumpets (at least real ones) for Edwin Díaz tonight.

Oh my. Emmet Sheehan looked like he got out of the inning, but Andy Pages' leaping grap in foul territory popped out of his glove. Then, James Outman nearly made a ridiculous leaping catch. That popped out of his glove, too. Two runs came home. 4-2 Reds.

Dave Roberts’ address to the Dodgers and Mets on Jackie Robinson Day:

This was a heck of a play by Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

Roki Sasaki is facing hitters today. That’s Hyeseong Kim in there.