Dodgers win 8-7 in 11th inning to reach 60 wins

Dalton Rushing singled in the winning run against a drawn-in infield in the 11th inning, rallying the Dodgers to an 8-7 win over the Colorado Rockies on Monday night in Los Angeles' first extra-innings game of the season. The Dodgers improved to 60-32, the first team in the majors this season with 60 wins.

They were the only team in the majors not to have played extras. It was also their first extra-inning game since Game 7 of last year's World Series.

Game recap Teoscar Hernández started the bottom of the 11th at second base.

Max Muncy was intentionally walked. Pinch hitter Tommy Edman's sacrifice bunt moved Hernández to third, and he scored on Rushing's third hit of the game. The Dodgers tied the game 7-7 in the 10th. Andy Pages started the inning at second and took third on Freddie Freeman's groundout.

Pages scored when Mookie Betts reached on a fielding error by second baseman Edouard Julien. Betts took second on a single before Hernández lined into an inning-ending double play. Jake McCarthy's groundout to first base gave the Rockies a 7-6 lead in the 10th.

Cole Carrigg began the inning at second base and took third on Tyler Freeman's sacrifice bunt. McCarthy grounded to first and Freeman stepped on the bag and fired to the plate, where Carrigg scored under the tag of Rushing. There appeared to be heated words exchanged.

Both dugouts emptied and both bullpens came part of the way onto the field. Calm was restored after a brief confrontation. The Rockies tied the game 6-all in the ninth. Kyle Karros had an RBI double off the Dodgers closer. Carrigg's two-run double to deep center with the bases loaded scored the tying runs.