Los Angeles Dodgers at New York Mets

Six days after dominating the Yankees in the Bronx with his first regular-season complete game, Yoshinobu Yamamoto went across town to face the Mets and it was a grind for the Dodgers right-hander at Citi Field. But he still managed to leave the game after six innings with a lead the Dodgers ultimately held on to for a 4-3 win. Yes, Yamamoto had his 15th quality start of the season, but New York made him throw a lot of pitches in the early going. In fact, Yamamoto threw 52 pitches after three innings, but the Mets didn’t score until the fifth frame when Brett Baty scored New York’s only run against the right-hander on a single by Bo Bichette. Always looking for perfection, Yamamoto was clearly upset, slapping his glove on his leg. “\[The pitch\