Runs and highlights: Los Angeles Dodgers 1-2 Philadelphia Phillies in 2021 MLB

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This Thursday, in the final game of their only series of the 2021 MLB regular season, Dodgers fell 1-2 to Phillies; with this, Philadelphia avoided the sweep, as the Angels won the first two games.

The win went to Archie Bradley (7-1) and the loss to Mitch White (0-1); Ian Kennedy earned the save (19).

Equipo	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	C	H	E
Dodgers	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	3	0
Phillies	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	-	2	4	0

Billy McKinney is overpowered, and so falls the last out of the game. The Dodgers are defeated 1-2 by the Phillies.

Cody Bellinger also gets a base on balls; with two outs, Dodgers have runners on first and second bases.

Chris Taylor's hit is held in left field by Andrew McCutchen; the Dodgers' second out falls.

AJ Pollock is picked off after hitting a grounder to first base. In rigorous fashion, Corey Seager gets a base on balls.

Philadelphia Phillies change pitchers: Ian Kennedy comes in for Archie Bradley.

In right field, Cody Bellinger grounded out to Didi Gregorius, ending the penultimate inning of the game. Phillies continue to beat Dodgers.

Andrew McCutchen hits a pop fly out to right field, where Billy McKinney is standing.

Bryce Harper is ruled out for the first time in the game as he strikes out.

Los Angeles Dodgers change pitchers again: Kenley Jansen replaces Justin Bruihl.

In order, Trea Turner, Max Muncy and Matt Beaty are struck out; the Dodgers get no hits and no runs in their penultimate at-bat.

Mickey Moniak, Jean Segura and Brad Miller are overpowered, ending the seventh inning of the game.

Los Angeles Dodgers change their pitcher: Justin Bruhil relieves Phil Bickford.

Billy McKinney fans and strikes out; ends the seventh inning of at-bats for the Dodgers.

With lifted, Cody Bellinger and Austin Barnes are overpowered; quickly, two outs fall for the Angeles.

Philadelphia Phillies change their pitcher again: Archie Bradley replaces Hector Neris.

Andrew Knapp hits a grounder that Corey Seager checks and throws to first base for the final out of the sixth inning. The Dodgers continue to get beaten by the Phillies.

Travis Jankowski gets intentional base on balls; it's a full house for Phillies.

Ronald Torreyes hits a one-out roller; however, Bryce Harper and Didi Gregorius advance a base.

Didi Gregorius hits a hard line single to left field; with one out, Philadelphia has runners on the first two bases.

Phil Bickford gets off to a good start: he strikes out Andrew McCutchen.

Los Angeles Dodgers change pitcher: Phil Bickford relieves Alex Vesia.

Bryce Harper gets base on balls; with no outs, Phillies have a runner on base.

In a row, AJ Pollock, Chris Taylor and Corey Seager are overpowered; end of the sixth at-bat for the Dodgers.

Philadelphia Phillies change their pitcher: Hector Neris comes in for Enyel de los Santos.

Alex Vesia strikes out Brad Miller, ending the fifth inning of the game. By one run, Philadelphia continues to beat the Angels.

Jean Segura hits a grounder that is held at third base by Chris Taylor. 

Alec Bohm fans and strikes out; it's the first out of the inning for Phillies.

Alex Vesia is the Dodgers' new pitcher following the departure of Mitch White.

Max Muncy gets an intentional groundout, and Albert Pujols hits a grounder to third base. The fifth at-bat ends for the Dodgers, who are already ahead on the scoreboard.

Trea Turner hits a one-out roller; Billy McKinney grounded out to second base and Austin Barnes scored the Dodgers' first run.

Philadelphia Phillies change their pitcher: Enyel de los Santos comes in for Ranger Suárez.

Billy McKinney, pinch hitter who came in for Mitch White, gets a base on balls; with one out, the Dodgers have runners on the first two bases.

Austin Barnes connects on a bunt single to second base.

Cody Bellinger is dominated via the strikeout; the first out of the inning falls for Dodgers.

Chris Taylor contains Andrew Knapp's grounder, and keeps Phillies from scoring more runs. After four innings, Phillies continue to beat Dodgers.

Travis Jankowski also gets base on balls; it's a full house for Phillies, with two outs.

Ronald Torreyes hits a run-producing single; Didi Gregorius swipes third base and Bryce Harper scores Philadelphia's second run.

Bryce Harper and Didi Gregorius get base on balls; Phillies have runners on the first two bases.

Andrew McCutchen and Brad Miller are overpowered after hitting a line drive and a line drive, respectively.

Chris Taylor hits a grounder to short field, which plated the third out of the inning for the Dodgers.

Corey Seager hits a pop fly out to shortstop.

AJ Pollock singles with a ground ball to the pitcher.

Albert Pujols fanned and struck out; it was Ranger Suarez's third of the afternoon.

Double play! Jean Segura hits a grounder, striking him and Ranger Suarez out. 

After three complete innings, Philadelphia is still on top of the Angels.

Ranger Suarez connects on a single with a grounder to short field.

Andrew Knapp fanned and struck out; it was the fourth of the game for Mitch White.

Again, Dodgers do no damage in one more chance; Mitch White, Trea Turner and Max Muncy were dominated.

Likewise, the Dodgers allow no hits and quickly strike out Didi Gregorius, Ronald Torreyes and Travis Jandkowski.

After two complete innings, the Phillies continue to win against the Angels.

In a row, Chris Taylor, Cody Bellinger and Austin Barnes strike out for Phillies. End of the second inning of batting for the Dodgers.

Andrew McCutchen fans and strikes out. The first inning of the game ends; Dodgers are down 0-1 to Phillies.

Home run! With a line drive between left and center field, Bryce Harper gives Philadelphia the lead on the board.

The Phillies' second out falls after a Brad Miller line drive that Corey Seager holds.

Jean Segura hits a fly ball to right field, where it is checked by Cody Bellinger.

Ranger Suarez strikes out Corey Seager to end the first at-bat for the Dodgers.

AJ Pollock recibe base por bolas; con dos outs, Dodgers tiene corredores en las primeras dos bases.

Albert Pujols hits a single after a hard liner to right field.

Max Muncy hits a one-out roller to short field. Quickly, Phillies already struck out the first two Dodger batters.

Trae Turner hits a fly out to second base, and with that the first out of the game falls.

Ranger Suarez (Phillies), on the mound; Trea Turner (Dodgers), at bat.

After today's game, the Phillies will visit the Cincinnati Reds for a three-game series, which will also conclude on Sunday.

After this afternoon's game, the Dodgers will return home tomorrow to begin their three-game series against the New York Mets, which will conclude this Sunday.

After adding RHP Mitch White to the roster, the Angels designated RHP Kevin Quackenbush for assignment.

Mitch White will be making his second start of the season; he has appeared in 15 games, and so far his record remains 0-0.

His ERA is 3.75; he has been active in 24 innings and has struck out 25 batters.

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Ranger Suárez will be making his third start of the season, although it will be his 30th game; he has five wins, three losses and four saves.

His ERA is 0.98; he has pitched 46 innings and has struck out 47 batters.

As of early Thursday morning, the visiting team has not yet announced its starter.

In the East sector of the National Division, they are in second place with 59 wins and 55 losses. In their ten most recent games, their record is 8-2.

In the Western Conference of the National League, they are in second place after 69 wins and 45 losses, with a productivity of .605; in their last ten games, they are 7-3.

This Wednesday night, the Angels and Philadelphia faced each other in a game that had to be delayed for a while due to rain; finally, it was played and the victory went to the Dodgers 8-2. 

The winning pitcher was Brusdar Graterol (3-0), while the loss went to Kyle Gibson (8-4). In addition, one of the stars was Cody Bellinger, who hit two homers, producing four runs.

This Thursday afternoon in Pennsylvania, the Dodgers and Phillies will face each other for the last time, at least in the regular phase of Major League Baseball, 2021 edition, as they will play their third and last game of the series.

In the first two games, the Californian team won the series, so the Phillies will try to avoid going scoreless at home.

My name is Alan Rodriguez and I’ll be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, roster updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.