Dodgers' Pages Homers Twice, Sheehan Shines in Win Over Reds

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The Los Angeles Dodgers’ minor league system keeps making headlines. Andy Pages and Emmet Sheehan both turned heads in a recent game.

Pages homered twice, giving Sheehan all the support he needed. Sheehan, meanwhile, pitched a gem and looked locked in all night.

These two showed just how much talent the Dodgers have waiting in the wings. It’s hard not to get a little excited about what the future might bring.

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Andy Pages: A Star in the Making

Andy Pages, one of the Dodgers’ top prospects, flashed his power in style. He sent two balls over the fence and left everyone buzzing.

His first homer came in the fourth inning—a solo shot that finally broke a scoreless tie. Later, in the sixth, he smacked a two-run blast that gave the team some breathing room.

First home run: Solo shot in the fourth inning
Second home run: Two-run blast in the sixth inning

Emmet Sheehan: Dominating on the Mound

While Pages did damage with the bat, Emmet Sheehan handled things on the mound. He threw seven scoreless innings and struck out nine.

Sheehan kept hitters guessing all night. The other team never really had a chance to get comfortable.

Sheehan’s Key to Success

He mixed his pitches well, using his fastball, slider, and changeup to keep batters off balance. His command looked sharp, and he just kept pounding the zone.

Innings pitched: Seven scoreless
Strikeouts: Nine
Key pitches: Fastball, slider, changeup

Implications for the Dodgers

Seeing Pages and Sheehan shine like this says a lot about the Dodgers’ farm system. There’s real depth here, and it feels like more good things are on the way.

Depth of talent: Key to sustained success
Emerging stars: Pages and Sheehan
Long-term outlook: Bright future for the Dodgers

Conclusion

The recent game with Andy Pages and Emmet Sheehan really shows off the Dodgers’ minor league depth. Pages crushed it at the plate.

Sheehan looked sharp on the mound, too. Both guys gave us a real taste of what the Dodgers’ future could look like—exciting, honestly.

If you want more on how Pages and Sheehan stood out, check out the full article here.

Joe Hughes is the founder of CollegeNetWorth.com, a comprehensive resource on college athletes' earnings potential in the NIL era. Combining his passion for sports with expertise in collegiate athletics, Joe provides valuable insights for athletes, fans, and institutions navigating this new landscape.

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