SAN FRANCISCO – The Los Angeles Dodgers took out all of their frustrations from the previous night and then a little bit more.They set an AT&T Park record in a 17-0 pounding of the San Francisco Giants Saturday night that evened the series at a game apiece and guaranteed they'll get out of town in first place. No opponent had ever scored so many runs in this 14-year-old stadium, a cool-weather pitcher's park.The Dodgers lead the Giants by two games with 14 left.
Rapid Reaction: Dodgers 17, Giants 0
Published September 13, 2014 at 9:35 PM
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