Dodgers Minor League Report — September 10, 2026
September 10, 2026
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Oklahoma City Comets (Triple-A)
Landon Knack was sharp and efficient tonight. Five innings, no runs, four strikeouts, just two walks. That’s the kind of outing that moves a pitcher up the conversation — especially when you’re seeing him limit traffic and working ahead in counts. The Comets handled Sugar Land easily, 8-0, and Knack’s work gave us a clean foundation to build a shutout on.
The bats came through in support. Chadwick Tromp went deep with runners in scoring position, finishing 2-for-4 with three RBIs. Ryan Ward added a solo shot. That’s two homers powering an offense that didn’t have to do much heavy lifting — Knack’s arm did most of the work. Zach Ehrhard chipped in two hits including a double, and James Tibbs III went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI. Alek Thomas knocked in a run and swiped two bases, the kind of value-add we expect from him. Austin Gauthier scored twice despite going 1-for-3; that’s the kind of activity you want to see in a blowout win.
Tulsa Drillers (Double-A)
Tulsa won a tighter one, 3-2, against Northwest Arkansas. Myles Caba was the story on the mound — four solid innings, five strikeouts, no walks, just one earned run allowed. That’s efficient pitching, and it kept Tulsa in position to close this out. Payton Martin came out of the pen for two scoreless, and Carson Hobbs locked down the save with a clean ninth.
The offense was lean but functional. Jake Gelof homered and drove in two runs, a timely blast in a low-scoring game. Taylor Young went 2-for-4 with an RBI, keeping the line moving. Sean McLain reached and stole a base, adding a run to the ledger. Three runs in a game like this is enough when your pitching holds up on the other side.
God Bless and Go Dodgers
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