The Los Angeles Dodgers won 3-2 against the San Diego Padres, tying for first place in the National League West. Clayton Kershaw started powerfully, allowing just two hits over six innings. The Dodgers rallied in the third inning with a series of hits, including Mookie Betts’ sacrifice fly that put them ahead. Despite a late challenge with the Padres scoring in the eighth inning, Blake Treinen came in to secure the victory for the Dodgers, demonstrating their resilience and depth in pitching.
Clayton Kershaw shone on the mound for the Dodgers, retiring the first five batters and allowing only two hits throughout his six innings of work.
Wandy Peralta successfully filled in as an opener, striking out two of the four batters he faced, showcasing depth in the Dodgers pitching staff.
The Dodgers capitalized on critical hits and plays, with Mookie Betts' sacrifice fly ultimately helping them edge in front 2-1 during a pivotal rally.
Despite a late-inning scare, the Dodgers held onto their lead thanks to Blake Treinen, who retired Manny Machado, closing out a crucial victory.
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