The Los Angeles Dodgers (29-16) ended their three-game series against the San Francisco Giants (20-25) with a 4-1 loss last night.

The Giants put themselves on the board with a score of 2-0 at the bottom of the third inning when Mike Yastrzemski hit his fourth home run of the season and Curt Casali scored. 

Thairo Estrada scored for San Francisco during the bottom of the sixth, to make the score 3-0, Giants.  

Freddie Freeman gave the Dodgers their first and last point in the top of the eighth inning. 

The Giants brought it home after LaMonte Wade Jr. scored the final point to end the game at 4-1. 

Tonight, the Dodgers are expected to host the Cincinnati Reds (18-25) at 7:10 p.m. to mark the start of their next series of games. 

Hart alum, Tyler Glasnow, is set to pitch for the Dodgers in this game — he has pitched 57.0 innings and has had 73 strikeouts in the season so far. 

Another Santa Clarita native is also expected to pitch for Cincinnati in Sunday’s last game of the series. 

Hunter Greene was born in Stevenson Ranch and went on to attend Notre Dame High School and then UCLA. 

During the Reds’ Tuesday game, he struck out five in seven innings and had a 3.27 earned running average (ERA). 

As of now, Shohei Ohtani and Glasnow lead the Dodgers with a 0.364 batting average (BA) and a 2.53 ERA, respectively. 

Elly De La Cruz has a 0.258 BA for the Reds and Andrew Abbott possesses an ERA of 3.06. 

Walker Buehler, who returned to the mound a few weeks ago after recovering from his Tommy John surgery, is expected to make his reappearance against Cincinnati for Saturday’s game. 

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