Landon Knack told me he's going to be keeping the jersey and the ball from his MLB debut. Knack on his welcome to the The Show moment:

'The second I walked out and picked up the ball and stood on the mound for a second and looked up, I was like, alright, we're here.'

99.6 mph off the bat with a .540 xBA on that double-play. Great play by Joey Meneses, but man that's a cruel baseball play for Freddie Freeman.

Huge jumps for Luis Garcia on Alex Vesia. Joey Meneses draws an 11-pitch walk to give the Nats runners on the corners with 2 outs Joey Gallo at the plate.

Landon Knack settled down nicely in his MLB debut. He threw 28 pitches and gave up 2 runs in the 1st after giving up a lead-off HR to Abrams and later a sac fly to Meneses. In his final 4 IP, he allowed just 1 hit and averaged just under 12 pitches per IP.

Shohei Ohtani impersonating Yoshinobu Yamamoto 😂

Mookie Betts is 4-for-4 tonight with a pair of singles and a pair of doubles. He's now slashing .380/.484/.696 w/a 218 wRC+. Incredible start to the season for Mookie.

Andy Pages singles to right in his first at bat. Doug McKain called it on today's episode 👏

Doug McKain Why is D-MAC doing a dugout interview???

Andy Pages getting ready for his Big League debut

David Roberts said Tyler Glasnow was under the weather tonight.

It'd be really nice for #42 to step up and get a hit for the Dodgers

42,677 in attendance to celebrate Jackie Robinson Day at Dodger Stadium.

Off-night for Tyler Glasnow:

5 IP
8 H
2 BB
5 Ks,
6 ER
94-60 PC
28 CSW%

Only 3 swings and misses on his 4-seam FB (14%). Heading into tonight's start, Glasnow's 4-seam fb was the second most effective in MLB. Just didn't have it tonight.

Dave Roberts said that Jason Heyward is trending the right way, but is going to have to go on a rehab assignment.

Dave Roberts on Kyle Hurt and Ricky Vanasco: Doesn't know if one or both will be activated. My guess is one of them will be activated. Bullpen game will come before the off day.

You really think Friedman is going to put a roster like this together only to have a bullpen cost them a WS? They're seeing how many guys they can hit on, which internal pieces will emerge, getting guys healthy etc. They'll address their BP needs and go as big as they need to.

The Dodgers bullpen is an issue. A combination of injuries and using the first part of the season to assess what they have has led to an inconsistent/volatile pen. Last year, LA's pen went from one of the worst in franchise history to finishing towards the top. Pen will be fixed.

Bases-clearing double for Jurickson Profar. Puts the Padres up 6-3. The Dodgers made a long-term play for JP Feyereisen with the hope that he'd be a key bullpen peice for multiple years. He's coming back from labrum/rotator cuff surgery. Bullpen looking thin at the moment.

Max Muncy is going to do what he does. 30+ HRs, 100+ RBI. On his contract, teams would be lining up around the block for that production. Muncy's OPS is up to .860 with a 129 wRC+. His K% uncharacteristically high, and he won't win a GG, but he's an asset

Flashbacks of Ohtani's inside the park 'dome run.'