Dodgers ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto allowed just one hit in his lone World Series start against the Yankees in October, but his experience on "Sunday Night Baseball" was much rockier. Yamamoto was was knocked out of the game in the fourth inning by a resurgent Yankees offense,

Yoshinobu Yamamoto is developing into the star the Dodgers envisioned when they made him the highest-paid pitcher in the sport a year ago.

It wouldn’t be wrong to say that the New York Yankees finally had their revenge on the Los Angeles Dodgers. The post Dave Roberts Sounds Alarm on ’Uncharacteristic Yamamoto’s Persistent Struggles as Yankees Expose Dodgers Ace appeared first on EssentiallySports.

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Yamamoto needs 96 pitches in his 3⅔ innings. Dodgers offense could not solve former teammate Ryan Yarbrough. New York salvages series finale at Dodger Stadium.

The Los Angeles Dodgers could not complete the sweep of the New York Yankees with a 7-3 loss as they played poorly in all facets of the game. Yoshinobu Yamamoto was on the mound, but he struggled to find any success and turned in his worst start of the season.

Yamamoto has, then, performed at the level the Dodgers imagined he could -- and would -- when they guaranteed him $325 million before he had thrown a single MLB pitch. (Yamamoto has the second-best odds, +310, at FanDuel .) Just what is he doing differently this year versus last? Below, CBS Sports has identified a few key changes.

Yankees offered Yamamoto $300M, but Hal Steinbrenner said it was “a lot of money" — The Dodgers beat them with $325M, and he chose L.A

MLB fans are in awe after Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s incredible hustle against the Guardians. Some fans compared the Ddogers star with Gerrit Cole.

The Dodgers got back in the win column with another clutch start from Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who's figured out how to remain fresh.

Yankees ace Max Fried has justified his $218M free agent contract with dominant outings for the Bronx Bombers.