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Dodgers Play Rockies Without Muncy and Edman in Lineup

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The Los Angeles Dodgers play the Colorado Rockies. This game is very important for the Dodgers.

Two players are not in the starting lineup today. They are Max Muncy and Tommy Edman.

The Dodgers call this a must-win game. This means they need to win it.

The team also announced their starting pitcher for the game. This player throws the ball first.

Fans can watch the game on TV. There is also a way to watch online.

The game is on August 19. Many fans want to see it.

Vocabulary15 words

starting lineup
the group of players who begin the game
must-win
a game the team really needs to win
starting pitcher
the first player who throws the ball in baseball
online
using the internet
series
several games played between two teams
streaming
watching video on the internet
channel
a station you watch on TV
roster
the list of players on a team
opponent
the other team you play against
announce
to tell people something officially
match
a game between two teams
player
a person who plays a sport
team
a group of players
watch
to look at something, like a game
important
something that matters a lot

Quiz

1. Which two players are out of the Dodgers lineup?
2. Who are the Dodgers playing?
3. True or False: The Dodgers said this game is a must-win.

Fill-in-the-blank listening

Play the audio again and fill in the missing words as you listen.

The Los Angeles Dodgers play the Colorado _____. This game is very important for the Dodgers.

Two players are not in the _____ today. They are Max Muncy and Tommy Edman.

The Dodgers call this a _____ game. This means they need to win it.

The team also announced their _____ for the game. This player throws the ball first.

Fans can watch the game on TV. There is also a way to watch _____.

The game is on August _____. Many fans want to see it.

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