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Parra grounded out, second baseman K.Hernández to first baseman Muncy.

Grounded out, second baseman K.Hernández to first baseman Muncy.

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Bellinger singled to right, Pederson scored, Turner to second.

Singled to right, Pederson scored, Turner to second.

Muncy doubled to right, Turner scored, Bellinger to third.

Doubled to right, Turner scored, Bellinger to third.

Longoria doubled to left, Panik scored, Solarte scored, Belt scored.

Doubled to left, Panik scored, Solarte scored, Belt scored.

Dodgers sixth.  Watson pitching.  Pederson singled to left.  Seager flied out to center fielder Pillar.  Turner singled to center, Pederson to third.  Bellinger singled to right, Pederson scored, Turner to second.  Muncy doubled to right, Turner scored, Bellinger to third.  Dyson pitching.  K.Hernández lined into a double play, shortstop Crawford to third baseman Sandoval, Bellinger out.

Giants seventh.  Stripling pitching.  Duggar pinch-hitting for Dyson.  Duggar was out bunting, pitcher Stripling to first baseman Muncy.  Panik singled to center.  Solarte doubled to right, Panik to third.  Belt walked on a full count.  Floro pitching.  Posey struck out.  Longoria doubled to left, Panik scored, Solarte scored, Belt scored.  On Floro's wild pitch, Longoria to third.  Crawford walked.  Pillar grounded out, third baseman Turner to first baseman Muncy.

The Dodgers took two of three at home from the Giants from April 1-3, a series in which each game was decided by two or fewer runs. Los Angeles has gone 11-4 (.714) in games decided by two or fewer runs this season, trailing only San Diego (12-4, .750) for the best record in such games in MLB.

Los Angeles swept Pittsburgh at home and has won four in a row overall. The Dodgers' 19-11 start is their best through 30 games since opening the 2015 season 20-10.

Cody Bellinger hit his 14th home run of the season yesterday, bringing his slugging percentage to .913 through 29 games. In the live-ball era (since 1920), the highest slugging percentage through 30 player games in a season belongs to Mark McGwire at .925 in 2000 (min. 100 PA).

San Francisco was swept at home by the New York Yankees, and has dropped it last four at home overall. Through 28 games this season, the Giants have yet to hit a home run in the first three innings, the most games into season without a home run in innings 1-3 since the 1991 Cardinals (34 games).

Kenta Maeda has seen his ERA spike to 5.20 this season from 3.81 last season. Half of his earned runs this season (8/16) have come in the first or second inning.

Jeff Samardzija has pitched to a 3.00 ERA so far this season after posting a 6.25 mark in limited action (44.2 innings) last season. He has allowed three earned runs in 11.2 innings (2.31 ERA) at home.

HP - Muchlinski, 1B - Winters, 2B - Timmons, 3B - Drake

Cody Bellinger already leads the majors in hitting and is tied for the most homers with Milwaukee's Christian Yelich.
With one more homer before the end of April, he will be a record-holder.

Bellinger aims for HR mark; Dodgers shoot for 20 wins

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)  Evan Longoria's most significant hit with the Giants was more than a year in the making. Given the situation, the timing couldn't have been much better.
Longoria hit a three-run double in the seventh inning to rally San Francisco past Los Angeles 3-2 on Monday night, ending the Dodgers' four-game win streak despite two more hits from Cody Bellinger.

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Los Angeles Dodgers @ San Francisco Giants on April 30, 2019

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