The Los Angeles Dodgers maintained their momentum with a 5-4 victory against the Kansas City Royals, marking their fifth consecutive win on the road. Shohei Ohtani made a significant impact, contributing two RBIs, including a leadoff home run. The Dodgers also received key plays from Max Muncy and Mookie Betts. Despite Dustin May's exit after only four innings due to subpar performance and defensive mishaps, the Dodgers' bullpen held strong, leading to Tanner Scott's 18th save. The Dodgers continue to dominate in Interleague play, further solidifying their impressive track record against American League teams.
Shohei Ohtani finished tied for the game lead with two RBI in the Dodgers' 5-4 win, providing an early spark with a leadoff home run.
Max Muncy contributed with a two-run homer, while Mookie Betts' crucial RBI single in the fifth inning put the Dodgers ahead for good.
Dustin May struggled, marking the first time in 15 starts he didn't pitch five innings, impacted further by subpar defense during the game.
The Dodgers' strong Interleague record continues, now standing at 12-7 against the American League, boasting the best record since 2020.
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