By Jon Weisman
The Dodgers had two hits after the first inning. The Tigers had 20.
That includes 10 hits in their first 12 at-bats with runners in scoring position, and a 12-for-17 performance for the game with RISP in what became a 14-5 romp.
The top pitcher of the night for the Dodgers: Pedro Baez, who in his second career game threw a perfect inning, aided by a sprawling catch by Matt Kemp. Kemp had half of the Dodgers’ six hits for the night.
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