Dino Ebel waved his arm. Shohei Ohtani churned his legs. For a brief moment, as Ohtani barreled toward the plate, trying to score a tying run from first base, it seemed like the Dodgers’ two-way star would make it. Instead, in the defining moment of the team's 3-2 loss at Target Field on Wednesday, the Minnesota Twins' defense turned a picture-perfect relay play. “That’s as clean as it gets,” said Ebel, the Dodgers’ third-base coach. “They made a perfect throw.” When the juggernaut Dodgers... Read this story
