The Pirates face off against the Dodgers in the series finale at PNC Park, which means it\u2019s another tough matchup against the defending champs.<\/p>\n
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While it may not be Shohei Ohtani<\/a> on the mound for the Dodgers, Justin Wrobleski<\/a> is taking the bump in hopes of continuing his strong start to the season. The third-year pro out of Oklahoma State is making his 11th start of the season, hoping to pick up his eighth win. In Wrobleski\u2019s last start, the left-hander threw six no-hit innings with four strikeouts. The Diamondbacks<\/a> rallied late, scoring two in the eighth and one in the ninth, on a walk-off home run from Ketel Marte<\/a> off Tanner Scott<\/a> to pull off the victory on June 4.<\/p>\n Mitch Keller is on the mound for the Pirates, which has been a mixed bag for the team throughout the season. In 13 starts this year, Keller has a personal record of 5-3, while the Pirates overall are 7-6. The Bucks lost his last start, where he went 4.2 innings in a 6-3 loss against the Atlanta Braves. Keller was responsible for all six earned runs, and it boosted his ERA to a season-worst 4.81.<\/p>\n Perhaps Keller can rebound in this start, but the Dodgers will make him earn it.<\/p>\n