Edman's homer sparks Dodgers comeback as Ohtani's status remains unclear
10 sourcesUpdated Sep 9, 2026
Tommy Edman hit a pivotal three-run homer in the seventh to spark the Dodgers’ 6-5 comeback win over the Nationals in Shohei Ohtani’s absence, with Teoscar Hernández adding an RBI in the first inning as Los Angeles rallied from a deficit. Ohtani’s status remains uncertain for the series finale, while Cade Cavalli pitched well for Washington and Lile provided a late spark for the Nationals, as the Dodgers extended their win streak in the matchup.
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Cavalli looked really sharp for the Nats, tough luck getting stuck with a no-decision after pitching like that.
Edman coming through in the clutch again, that homer completely flipped the momentum. Dodgers just find ways to win these games.
