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Dodgers, Yamamoto Top Mets in Pitching Duel

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Kyle Tucker knocked in a run late to give the Los Angeles Dodgers a 2-1 win over the New York Mets. The game was largely a pitching duel dominated by Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Nolan McClean.

How Did Yoshinobu Yamamoto Pitch Against the Mets?

Yamamoto threw 7.2 innings and allowed only four hits, one walk and one run against seven strikeouts.

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After a leadoff home run given up to Francisco Lindor, he retired 20 straight Mets.

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He left runners on the corners with two outs in the eighth inning, but Blake Treinen struck out Luis Robert Jr. to end the inning.

Apr 14, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (18) reacts after pitching out of a jam stranding two New York Mets players on base in the seventh inning at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images

How Did Nolan McClean Do?

He was similarly dominant, striking out eight batters in seven innings of work.

He allowed two hits, two walks and one run.

Dodgers Offense Comes Alive After McClean Leaves

Tucker then knocked in Miguel Rojas on a single to left field, a hit that’s likely to assuage some of the concern that he had been underperforming his $240 million contract, the highest in the league by annual value.

Alex Vesia then came in for the save, meaning Edwin Diaz has only Wednesday’s game left if he is to play against his former team this series.

Shohei Ohtani’s On-Base Streak Rolls On

That’s now 48 straight games that Shohei Ohtani has reached base safely after he was intentionally walked by the Mets in the eighth inning.

What’s Next for the Dodgers?

The Dodgers (13-4) and Nationals (7-11) play for a final time this series Wednesday night at 7 p.m. for the Jackie Robinson Day game.

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VCs are flooding Anthropic with offers to invest at up to an $800 billion valuation

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Dario Amodei is the CEO and cofounder of Anthropic.

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  • Anthropic has recently received multiple offers from VCs to invest at valuations as high as $800 billion.
  • Buzzy startups frequently field preemptive offers from investors only to rebuff them.
  • Still, the valuations indicate the feverish demand for Anthropic shares that has overtaken Silicon Valley.

Anthropic has fielded multiple offers from VCs valuing the startup behind Claude at as much as $800 billion in recent weeks, more than double its current valuation, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.

Buzzy startups frequently field preemptive offers from investors only to rebuff them.

Still, the valuations VCs are floating indicate the feverish demand that has overtaken Silicon Valley for a stake in Anthropic as the company prepares for a possible IPO later this year.

A spokesperson for Anthropic declined to comment.

Anthropic closed a funding round in February led by GIC and Coatue that valued the company at $380 billion. That is less than half the $852 billion valuation OpenAI achieved in the funding round it closed last month.

Anthropic is valued at $688 billion on Caplight, a secondary exchange where investors can trade shares of privately held companies. That is up 75% in three months.

Investors and founders have been wowed by Anthropic's torrid growth and momentum around AI-powered coding assistant Claude code.

"They're crushing it," Jared Quincy Davis, founder and CEO of Mithril, an AI cloud platform, said about Anthropic last week at HumanX, an AI conference.

Anthropic's run-rate revenue, the revenue a company expects to collect over a year, has soared to $30 billion, up from $9 billion at the end of last year, the company announced last week. It also added that over 1,000 business customers are spending more than $1 million a year, a figure that has doubled in less than two months.

Last week, Anthropic announced its latest model, Mythos, which it said is so powerful it cannot yet be unleashed upon the general public because of the risk of cyber attacks.

"The Mythos model is a huge deal, Tomasz Tunguz, founder and general partner of Theory Ventures, said last week at HumanX. "There's a tremendous amount of excitement."

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