US Edition"One of the Biggest Crybabies" - Fans Furious After Ex-Dodgers Pitcher Orel Hershiser Brings up Astros' Cheating Scandal in Stunning Houston Win
- The Houston Astros defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 18-1 at Dodger Stadium on Friday night in the worst home loss in Dodgers history.
- The Astros' victory followed their rebuilding and leadership changes after their 2017 sign-stealing scandal, which prompted ongoing criticism including by former Dodgers pitcher Orel Hershiser.
- During the game, Hershiser alluded to Houston's prior cheating scandal by suggesting batters were anticipating breaking balls, commenting on the moment when Cam Smith hit a double off Los Angeles rookie Ben Casparius.
- Dodgers manager Dave Roberts openly expressed his disappointment with rookie Ben Caparius after he allowed multiple runs and home runs over just three innings, stating that he did not believe Caparius performed well in the game.
- The Astros' dominant win suggests they remain a dangerous, deep team despite past controversies, while the Dodgers faced a humbling defeat that revived debate over Houston's 2017 title.
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Dodgers broadcaster Orel Hershiser brings up Astros sign-stealing scandal in Houston's historic rout over LA
Los Angeles Dodgers pitching great Orel Hershiser made reference to the Astros sign-stealing scandal during Houston's historic 18-1 win at Dodger Stadium on Friday.
·New York, United States
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"One of the biggest crybabies" - Fans furious after ex-Dodgers pitcher Orel Hershiser brings up Astros' cheating scandal in stunning Houston win
The Los Angeles Dodgers hold the best record in baseball this season. But the reigning World Series winners were far from their best in their shocking 18-1 loss against the Houston Astros on Friday.
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MSNAs Astros pounded Dodgers pitching, broadcaster Orel Hershiser brought up Houston's cheating scandal
·Houston, United States
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