Dodgers Minor League Report — September 13, 2026
September 13, 2026
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Oklahoma City Comets (Triple-A)
Our guys in OKC couldn’t find any offensive footing against Sugar Land, losing 5-0 in a tough pitcher’s duel. The bright spot was what we saw from Cole Irvin on the mound—the left-hander threw 4.2 innings, racked up 4 strikeouts, and kept the damage minimal with just 2 walks and no earned runs. That’s a quality start in most situations, but when you’re facing a team that can’t generate anything at the plate, it doesn’t matter. Offense goes nowhere.
Ryan Fitzgerald was the only bat that showed up, going 2-for-3 with a walk. For a team that needs to swing at something in a shutout loss, Fitzgerald at least put the ball in play and worked the count. Not much else to write home about from the lineup—this was a night where the Comets’ bats just weren’t ready for what Sugar Land had.
Tulsa Drillers (Double-A)
The Drillers came up one run short against Northwest Arkansas, dropping a 5-4 decision. Jake Gelof went 2-for-3 with a home run and 2 RBIs, adding 2 walks in the process—that’s exactly the kind of at-bat that can swing a close game. He was in the middle of everything good Tulsa generated. Eduardo Quintero also went deep, a solo shot, and drove in 2 runs on the day despite striking out 3 times. That’s a mixed bag for Quintero—the power is there, the strikeouts are real.
Elijah Hainline picked up a stolen base and scored a run from the shortstop spot, and Jose Izarra drew 2 walks from the right field position, showing some plate discipline. But Roque Gutierrez on the mound gave up 3 earned runs in 5.0 innings with no walks and 3 strikeouts—solid stuff control-wise, but he couldn’t keep Sugar Land off the board enough. In a one-run game, that’s the difference.
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