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Dodgers held to four hits in loss to Reds

March 1, 2023

THE GAME: The Dodgers managed just four hits in a 7-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday afternoon at Camelback Ranch in Glendale, Ariz.

PITCHING REPORT: Left-hander Julio Urias went 2⅔ innings, going deeper than usual in his first start of the spring as he prepares to pitch for Mexico in the World Baseball Classic. Urias gave up two singles and struck out four of the last five batters he faced. He was charged with a run when Justin Hagenman replaced him and gave up an RBI double. … Noah Syndergaard also made his spring debut, pitching two scoreless innings. He allowed one hit and struck out. His fastball velocity was mostly 91-92 mph though he did touch 93 mph in his second inning. … Right-hander Jordan Yamamoto gave up three runs including a home run to Nick Solak while retiring just one of the four batters he faced in the eighth inning. … The Reds scored three times in the ninth off left-hander Bryan Hudson as well.

HITTING REPORT: Chris Taylor and Miguel Rojas had the Dodgers’ hits, both singles. Andy Pages drove in their only run with an RBI single. Bradley Zimmer’s ninth-inning double was the Dodgers’ last hit of the game.

DEFENSE REPORT: The Reds were successful on four stolen base attempts, three with Austin Barnes at catcher and one with Diego Cartaya behind the plate.

UP NEXT: Dodgers (RHP Dustin May) vs. Rangers (LHP Andrew Heaney), Wednesday, 12:05 p.m., at Surprise Stadium, SportsNet LA, 570 AM

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