Dodgers Minor League Report — September 4, 2026
September 4, 2026
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Oklahoma City Comets (Triple-A)
We got a dominant outing from our pen and a couple of clutch swings to finish off Round Rock, 5-2. Eliezer Alfonzo was the story here—2-for-2 with a solo shot and three RBIs. That’s the kind of night that stands out in the box score. James Tibbs III added a solo home run of his own, and Ryan Fitzgerald drove in a run with a double. Hyeseong Kim worked counts at the plate, drawing two walks against three strikeouts, and that patience showed up in the lineup construction we’re building at this level.
On the mound, Garrett McDaniels (W, 7-1) came in clean for a scoreless inning with a strikeout, and Ronan Kopp locked it down with a save, fanning two in the ninth. Nothing flashy, nothing needed to be—just execution when it mattered.
Tulsa Drillers (Double-A)
Joe Vetrano went off. Two homers, four RBIs, and a 3-for-4 night to pace us to a 7-4 win over Wichita. This is the kind of game that reminds you why you keep tabs on who’s swinging it well at the Double-A level. Kole Myers was active in the box too—1-for-2 but drew three walks, stole a base, and scored twice. That’s a player being smart at the plate. Josue De Paula went 2-for-4 with a double and a walk, Logan Wagner contributed a pair of hits with a run and an RBI, and Taylor Young worked two more walks at the bottom of the order to keep things moving.
Christian Zazueta was excellent on the bump—six innings, seven strikeouts, no walks, and just two earned runs. That’s the kind of start we need at this level. Lucas Wepf came in for the save with a clean inning, one K. Zazueta’s command was the difference.
Great Lakes Loons (High-A)
Split day at Great Lakes—one win and one loss—but let’s start with the shutout because it’s the kind of game that matters for development. We blanked Lake County 9-0 behind Sterling Patick, who allowed no earned runs over five innings with six strikeouts and just two walks. Eduardo Quintero led the charge with a home run, four RBIs, two runs, and two walks. Jaron Elkins drove in two, and Eduardo Guerrero contributed two RBIs without a hit—a good reminder that run production doesn’t always show up in the box. Victor Rodrigues went 1-for-1 with a double and two walks. This was a complete performance.
The nightcap went the other way, 4-5 loss. Eduardo Quintero was solid again—2-for-3 with a walk, an RBI, and a steal—but it wasn’t enough. Gio Cueto hit a solo shot and drew a walk but struck out twice. One-run games at this level can break either way, and tonight it broke the wrong way. Still, the work ethic and the approaches we’re seeing from Quintero give us reason to feel good about where he’s headed.
Ontario Tower Buzzers (Single-A)
We pushed across nine runs and took the win 9-6 over Rancho Cucamonga. Oswaldo Osorio went 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs—the kind of night that makes you sit up and pay attention at the Single-A level. Jose Gonzalez drove in two despite a rough night at the plate (1-for-5), and Abel Lorenzo added a double with two RBIs. Caleb Johnson at short went 2-for-4 with two runs and a stolen base, and Kyeler Thompson reached twice and scored. Kellon Lindsey at second contributed a double, an RBI, a steal, and a walk.
Camden Wimbish took the win over 1.2 innings—no earned runs despite three walks, and he struck one. Brady Pendley nailed down the save with a clean inning, two strikeouts. Not the tightest pitching performance, but our guys swung it well enough to win the ballgame.
God Bless and Go Dodgers