Dodgers Minor League Report — September 12, 2026
September 12, 2026
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Oklahoma City Comets (Triple-A)
Christian Romero made a statement in OKC’s 3-2 win over Sugar Land, delivering exactly what we needed to see from him down the stretch. Five innings, seven strikeouts, and just two earned runs — the command was sharp, the stuff was present, and he worked through traffic without surrendering. This is a line that keeps Romero in the conversation for what comes next. The win keeps us competitive, and Romero’s performance is the kind you build on.
Alek Thomas did the job offensively when it mattered. A home run and two RBI on limited at-bats (1-2 with a walk) says everything about his plate discipline and power potential. Zach Ehrhard contributed a double and an RBI from the right field spot, staying productive in a lineup that doesn’t have a lot of margin for error at this level. The 3-2 final shows we’re winning close games with pitching and just enough pop to get by.
Tulsa Drillers (Double-A)
Tulsa rolled past Northwest Arkansas 8-4, and this was a complete team effort. Patrick Copen turned in a gem on the mound — six innings, no earned runs, six strikeouts, and just two walks. When your starter does that, your offense has room to breathe, and ours certainly did.
Elijah Hainline led the charge with a home run and two RBI while drawing two walks and taking a hit by pitch. That’s the kind of at-bat management and power stroke we want to see from him. Jake Gelof was disciplined at the plate (2-3 with two walks and an RBI), and Joe Vetrano added a solo shot. Frank Rodriguez behind the plate was busy — a double, two RBI, and he took one on the body. Mike Sirota in center went 2-4 with a walk and scored twice, and Jose Izarra in right drove in a run and scored. This was the kind of day where multiple contributors stepped up and the pitching held up its end. That’s how you build winning baseball at this level.
God Bless and Go Dodgers
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