Dodgers' latest stadium innovation ends up pissing off players in win over Diamondbacks

On Opening Night at Dodger Stadium, there's enough to worry about for an opponent: a stacked lineup that opens with Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman and Will Smith and now includes a couple of run-producing youngsters; Jose Urias, who is 37-10 in his previous two full seasons, on the mound; a sellout crowd; and, oh, yeah, that pesky pitch clock and those overstuffed bases. When Dodgers rookie James Outman hit a home run. When the Diamondbacks made a pitching change.