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Will Smith

Will Smith

AVG
.308
HR
5
RBI
31
R
26
Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 10"/195 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Louisville, Kentucky
College: Louisville
Draft: 2016 1st round (32nd pick) by the
Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Dodger Blue

    Dodgers Highlights: Kiké Hernández, Freddie Freeman & Will Smith Homer Vs. D-Backs

    The Los Angeles Dodgers propelled themselves to a 6-4 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks in the series opener, thanks to a six-run third inning fueled by three home runs. Kiké Hernández hit the first homer to start them off, which tied the game at one run each. The Dodgers then loaded the bases on singles from Miguel Rojas and Mookie Betts, along with a walk from Shohei Ohtani. Freddie Freeman then blasted a grand slam to center field, giving the Dodgers a four-run lead.

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    FOCO Selling New Mini Dodgers Bobbleheads

    FOCO released new mini Los Angeles Dodgers bobbleheads of Bobby Miller, Freddie Freeman and Will Smith. Each of the players is also set to a bighead form as another differentiator from a traditional bobblehead. The Dodgers teammates are dressed in the home white uniform and set atop a thematic round base. The new bobbleheads are similar to a Kirk Gibson version that was made available last week. Miller fittingly is in the pose of delivering a pitch, while Freeman is ready to play first base and Smith mimics being in the batter's box. [BUY HERE: Bobby Miller, Freddie Freeman & Will Smith bobbleheads] The bases of all three bobbleheads includes the player name and trademark “LA” logo. The Miller,

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    Recap: Will Smith Provides Dodgers With Game-Winning Double In Extra Innings

    The Los Angeles Dodgers completed a comeback win in extra innings, defeating the San Francisco Giants, 6-4, with Will Smith providing the game-winning hit. Yoshinobu Yamamoto took the mound looking to continue a run where he posted 1.76 ERA with a 0.90 WHIP and just shy of 10 strikeouts per nine innings over his last seven outings. It was the first start he's failed to complete six innings or more since April 12, ending a run of four consecutive outings. Most of the damage came in the second inning when he allowed two singles, and then a three-run homer to Luis Matos.