Summary of the Dodgers 8-5 Yankees (May 30., 2025)

Los Angeles (AP)-Shohei Ohtani connected two home runs, including one alone at the beginning of a sixth input of four races, when Los Angeles Dodgers reacted to beat the New York Yankees on Friday 8-5, in this reissue of the last world series.

Aaron Judge and Ohtani became the first most valuable players to connect homers in the first game entry. The 19th homer of the season by Judge catapulted the ball at 446 feet for the central jug against Tony Gonsolin (3-1).

Ohtani responded with a 417 feet shot in the first launch of Max Fried.

Austin Wells connected a home run and Trent Grisham added a two-run home run at the second entrance, giving New York a 4-1 advantage. Paul Goldschmidt, another player who has won the most valuable trophy, connected a home run at the beginning of the third, putting the board in 5-2.

But as in the fifth game of the World Series last year, the Yankees wasted the advantage.

Ohtani’s home run was key to the offensive in the sixth episode, when all Dodgers bathed. Dominican Teoscar Hernández and Will Smith connected simple before Freddie Freeman’s double driver put an end to Fried’s work.

The Cuban Andy Pagés continued with a single driver of the tie against Nicaraguan Jonathan Loáisiga (0-1). With the bases full, Tim Hill walked to Michael comforted in six releases, leading Pagés to score the advantage of the advantage to put the 6-5 match.

The Dodgers added two more races in the seventh. Smith connected a single, Freeman a double and both scored with the short two -run hit against Dominican Yerry de los Santos. Freeman arrived Safe in a tight play on the plate after making a wide turn to the grass when passing through third.

Alex Vesia launched the ninth chapter to get his second rescue.

The teams faced for the first time since the Dodgers beat the Yankees to win their eighth World Series championship.

For the Yankees, Venezuelans Jorbit Vivas of 2-0, Oswald Peraza of 2-0 with a scored. The Dominican Jasson Domínguez of 1-1.

For the Dodgers, Dominican Hernández 4-1 with a scored. The Cuban Pagés of 4-2 with one scored and three produced. The Puerto Rican Kiké Hernández, 2-0 with a tow. The Venezuelan Miguel Rojas 4-0.