Deadspin | Diamondbacks’ Corbin Burnes silences Dodgers with seven scoreless

Corbin Burnes threw seven scoreless innings, Eugenio Suarez hit his 12th homer and the Arizona Diamondbacks close out the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-0 on Saturday in Phoenix.

Burnes (2-1) gave up 5 singles, struck out six and walked two in his go back to the mound. He ignored his earlier get started on account of shoulder irritation that required a cortisone shot, which resulted in his first ignored flip since 2021.

Suarez homered off Dustin May (1-3) to provide the D-backs a 2-0 lead within the 6th inning after Corbin Carroll tripled and scored on Ketel Marte’s groundout within the 3rd. Carroll leads the majors with 5 triples.

Pavin Smith added 3 hits, together with an RBI double within the 8th. Tim Tawa had a unmarried, a stroll and two stolen bases in his first get started in left box for the D-backs, who’re confident of no worse than a break up within the four-game collection that ends Sunday.

Shohei Ohtani and Max Muncy singled and walked for the Dodgers, who have been close out for the 3rd time this season. Freddie Freeman was once 0 for 4 to finish his 14-game hitting streak, right through which he was once 25 for 53 (.472).

Ohtani led off the sport with a unmarried, however was once erased on a Mookie Betts double play. The Dodgers had as many as two runners on base in best the 3rd and fourth innings.

Burnes were given Betts to fly out after deliberately strolling Ohtani to place runners on first and 2nd within the 3rd. He struck out Enrique Hernandez and Michael Conforto after Andy Pages singled and Max Muncy walked with one out within the fourth.

Burnes threw 91 pitches and were given 19 of his 21 outs on groundouts or strikeouts. He retired 11 of the overall 13 he confronted and threw first-pitch moves to 10 of the ultimate 11.

Ryne Nelson were given all six batters he confronted to transform the 8th Arizona pitcher to document a save this season.

May gave up two runs and 7 hits earlier than leaving with two outs within the 7th — his longest day trip of the season. He struck out 5 and walked one.

Ohtani threw a 34-pitch bullpen two hours earlier than the sport, however supervisor Dave Roberts mentioned there is not any timetable for his go back to the mound.

–Field Level Media