In a surprising twist, Brock Stewart couldn't hold the Dodgers' lead, squandering Tyler Glasnow's brilliant performance.Brock Stewart's return to the Los Angeles Dodgers wasn't the dream comeback he hoped for. After being traded from the Minnesota Twins, Stewart found himself in the thick of the action in a crucial game. However, his debut at Dodger Stadium ended in disappointment as he allowed the game-losing run in the ninth inning.Stewart, who had been a key piece in the Twins' bullpen, now faces the challen...
In a surprising twist, Brock Stewart couldn't hold the Dodgers' lead, squandering Tyler Glasnow's brilliant performance.
Brock Stewart's return to the Los Angeles Dodgers wasn't the dream comeback he hoped for. After being traded from the Minnesota Twins, Stewart found himself in the thick of the action in a crucial game. However, his debut at Dodger Stadium ended in disappointment as he allowed the game-losing run in the ninth inning.
Stewart, who had been a key piece in the Twins' bullpen, now faces the challenge of quickly adapting to his new team.
Manager Dave Roberts hasn't lost faith in Stewart despite his poor performance. "That's baseball," Roberts remarked, emphasizing that the reliever will continue to be an important piece in high-pressure situations. The manager's confidence in Stewart is a vote of trust for the pitcher, who will need to prove his worth in upcoming games.
Tyler Glasnow's performance was a true gem. The Dodgers' starter pitched seven solid innings, allowing just one run and three hits. His dominance on the mound was evident, but unfortunately, it wasn't enough to secure the win. On the other hand, Sonny Gray of the Cardinals also shone, keeping the Los Angeles offense at bay and leaving the game tied as he exited the mound.
The Dodgers' bullpen, one of the most used in the MLB, couldn't hold the lead. Anthony Banda allowed a home run to Iván Herrera, putting the Cardinals ahead. However, Teoscar Hernández quickly responded with a double that tied the game again, setting the stage for the ninth-inning showdown.
Switching teams not only means adjusting on the field but also in personal life. Stewart, who had to leave his family in Minnesota, acknowledged his wife's effort in handling the move. "My wife is carrying the load," Stewart commented, highlighting the challenge of changing cities mid-season.
Despite the loss, Stewart's future with the Dodgers looks promising. With the backing of the management and coaching staff, the reliever has the chance to redeem himself and become a key piece for the team in their quest for the title. "Brock will have plenty of opportunities," Roberts assured, making it clear that the journey is just beginning for the pitcher.