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The Dodgers faced a busy news morning, but didn’t follow it up with a busy enough offense, falling to Arizona, 10-4.
Adam Jones took Dennis Santana deep with a leadoff home run, but he quickly turned the inning around by striking out the next three batters.
The second inning was a little shaky for Santana, when he gave up a bases-loaded single to Jones to make the score 3-0.
Santana replaced Tony Gonsolin as the starter on Friday afternoon and would exit the game after the third inning, allowing a total of three hits, three earned runs and earning five strikeouts in the loss.
The Dodgers housed a total of seven minor league pitchers on the mound against Arizona and the Diamondbacks scored off of four of them to earn a total of 10 runs.
The minor league pitchers were backed by a major league lineup, but they wouldn’t score enough to reach the division rivals.
Justin Turner hit a solo home run to contribute to the scoring and to keep his hot streak going.
Also with a home run on Friday afternoon was Jeren Kendall.
Other notes from Camelback
- Tony Gonsolin has been optioned to minor league camp, leaving 34 players in major league camp (13 position players, 18 pitchers and three catchers)