PITTSBURGH – Coming off an emotionally draining series in St. Louis followed by a flight through the wee hours of the morning and facing two upcoming games with the shaky back of their rotation, the Los Angeles Dodgers needed a win Monday night in Pittsburgh.They got one, 5-2, and managed to keep pace with the San Francisco Giants for a share of first place.How it happened: The Dodgers broke out of their offensive malaise with 12 hits and had their biggest scoring outburst since July 8.
Rapid Reaction: Dodgers 5, Pirates 2
Published July 21, 2014 at 7:35 PM
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