Dodgers mount comeback after bullpen's historic scoreless streak ends

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Colorado Rockies 5-3 in a series opener at Dodger Stadium on Monday night, rallying for four runs in the bottom of the seventh inning after their bullpen's historic 38-inning scoreless streak was ended by a solo home run from Ezequiel Tovar off Kyle Hurt. The streak, which dated back to May 12, was the longest by a Dodgers bullpen since 1893 and was approaching the MLB record of 45⅔ innings set by the 1962 Detroit Tigers. The Dodgers capitalized on three free bases against the Rockies' bullpen, with back-to-back walks to Will Smith and Hyeseong Kim helping ignite the comeback.