Four homers lead Dodgers over White Sox
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Dodgers slugged four homers and claimed a 13-7 victory over the White Sox Saturday at Camelback Ranch, and they did so with White Sox manager Rick Renteria absent for most of the contest.Renteria earned the rare Cactus League ejection after the top of the third from
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Dodgers slugged four homers and claimed a 13-7 victory over the White Sox Saturday at Camelback Ranch, and they did so with White Sox manager Rick Renteria absent for most of the contest.
Renteria earned the rare Cactus League ejection after the top of the third from home-plate umpire Quinn Wolcott. White Sox starting pitcher
"I wasn't happy. I think that's just because of me being a competitor and wanting to push us in the direction of winning," Fulmer said. "I definitely have a manager who respects us all and has our backs and it just tells you a lot about who we have pushing us in the direction we want to be going."
"We just had a couple of words," Renteria said. "Just wanted to make sure he was OK with Fulmer. It got a little out of hand, probably on my part. I wanted to make sure that Fulmer was able to continue to pitch. I didn't want that escalate into anything. It happens."
Fulmer allowed a single run in each of the first three innings.
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"Overall, I thought I was good," said Maeda. "I was able to execute my plan. I'm pretty happy with where I am. Next time I will throw the most innings and most pitches. I want to be able to go deeper into the game."
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