Los Angeles Dodgers starter Eric Lauer limits the Seattle Mariners to one hit and helps the Dodgers defeat Seattle 4-2 on Wednesday night. Lauer allows only a single to Cole Young in the third inning while pitching six scoreless innings. He improves to 6-5 and continues a strong stretch since joining the Dodgers after being acquired from Toronto in mid-May for cash. According to reports, the Dodgers remain unbeaten in each of Lauer’s eight starts with the team. Offensively, the Dodgers add to their lead with extra-base power from Andy Pages, who hits a home run. The Mariners manage to score two runs despite Lauer’s run of dominance, but they cannot overcome the Dodgers’ pitching and late-game control. With the win, Los Angeles continues its momentum and maintains its advantage over Seattle in the series context described by the outlets. The final score reflects a pitching-led effort anchored by Lauer and supported by timely offense.