Teoscar Hernández hit a game-winning three-run home run in the ninth inning, sealing the Dodgers’ come-from-behind 11-9 victory over the Rockies on Tuesday. The team rallied from a tough 9-4 deficit with a bases-loaded grand slam from Jason Heyward, followed by a crucial hit from Shohei Ohtani and a pivotal home run from Hernández.
The focus was on Walker Buehler’s challenging start that put the Dodgers in an early 9-4 deficit. However, the team found a way to claw their way back into the game with their resilient performance. Despite facing significant challenges, the Dodgers demonstrated their ability to fight until the very end, earning them a hard-fought win.
Hernandez’s game-winning homer came on a two-strike count after a controversial check swing call that led to Rockies manager Bud Black being ejected. The Dodgers capitalized on this opportunity and recorded significant hits and walks in the ninth inning, securing their biggest comeback victory of the season. This resilient performance showcased the team’s determination and ability to fight until the very end, earning them a hard-fought win.
