Ronki Sasaki won his first major league win with the support of Shohei Ohtani

Los Angeles Dodgers rookie right-hand pitcher Roki Sasaki won his first major league career win at Truster Park on Saturday night, and the Dodgers overcame a rain delay of 3 hours and 6 minutes before kickoff to beat the Warriors 10-3.

This game was Sasaki's seventh start in the major league, with 5 games knocked out and 6 hits conceded 3 points, 4 strikeouts and 2 escorts, a career-high 98 balls (56 good balls), and the record improved to 1 win and 1 defeat. His ERA percentage dropped to 3.86, he never conceded more than three points in seven starts, and the Dodgers went 5-2 when he boarded.

The Dodgers completely crushed the Warriors' starter Spencer Schwellenbach (Spencer Schwellenbach), and he swept 8 hits and hit 6 points in 3.2 innings. The Dodgers' top five batters all contributed multiple hits and at least one RBI.

Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman led the offense: Ohtani hit 4 hits, 3 hits with 1 hit + 2 first-base hits + 1 drive; Freeman's 5 hits and 3 hits include three-point shots + 2 first-base hits, contributing 4 RBIs.