Starting Pitchers
Pittsburgh:  John Candaleria
Los Angeles: Alejandro Pena

Pittsburgh
Ray  0-4 2 Strikeouts
Thompson  0-2 Reached on an Error Strikeout
Pena  0-2 Walk Strikeout
Candaleria  5.0 IP  7 Hits 3 Runs 1 Walk 4 Strikeouts

Los Angeles
Guerrero  3-4
Landreaux  2-3 Run Walk
Rivera  1-4 Double 2 RBI
Pena  9.0 IP 0 Hits 0 Runs 1 Walk 6 Strikeouts
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Final
Pittsburgh      0    (1-0-3)
Los Angeles  3    (4-0-0)

Los Angeles’ Alejandro Pena pitched a No-Hitter.
He issued only 1 Walk and only one other batter reached base on an error (Jason Thompson on bad throw by Dodger second baseman Steve Sax). This performance is even more impressive considering the Los Angeles fielding rating was the lowest possible for the game.

Starting Pitchers
Pittsburgh:  John Tudor
​Los Angeles:  Bob Welch

Pittsburgh
Wynne   2-5 2RBI
Ray   3-5 Run RBI
Lacy   2-5 RBI
Tudor   6.0 IP 13 Hits 8 Runs 2 Strikeouts

Los Angeles
Sax   3-5 2 Doubles 3 Runs Strikeout
Maldonado   3-4 Home Run 2 Doubles 2 Runs 3 RBI
Guerrero   2-4 1 Run 2 RBI
Marshall  3-4 Home Run Double 2 Runs 2 RBI
Welch   9.0 IP 12 Hits 4 Runs 1 Walk 3 Strikeouts

Final Score:
Pittsburgh     4   (1-0-2)
Los Angeles  9   (3-0-0)

The Dodgers 3-4-5 hitters wailed on Tudor’s pitching. Steve Sax set the table well for them.
Bob Welch pitched well enough and once he had a lead he held on to it.

Starting Pitchers
St. Louis: Joaquin Andujar
Los Angeles: Rick Honeycutt

St. Louis
Hendrick  2-3 2B Walk Run Strikeout
Green  3-3 RBI
Andujar  7.0 IP 5 Hits 5 Runs 4 Earned Runs 3 Walks 6 Strikeouts

Los Angeles
Guerrero  2-4 2B HR 2 Runs 3 RBI
Marshall  1-4 3 Strikeouts
Honeycutt  1-3 Run Strikeout
Honeycutt  9.0 IP 4 Hits Run 2 Walks 3 Strikeouts

Final Score
St. Louis          1     (0-0-2)    
Los Angeles   5    (2-0-0)

Another pitching battle between these teams.

The Dodgers had all the power and all the timely hitting.
Pedro Guerrero belted a 3-run homerun in the Third Inning to put Los Angeles ahead for good.

The Cardinals' hitting was not good at all in this game, or in the previous game. 
In two games versus the Dodgers, the #1-2-3 hitters were a combined 1 for 22 with one Walk, one HBP and five Strikeouts.