Overview
- Shohei Ohtani singled in the sixth inning to reach a nine-game hitting streak and 26 straight games reaching base.
- He went 1-for-4 without a homer, staying at 53 and remaining tied with Kyle Schwarber for the National League lead, one shy of his career high of 54.
- Los Angeles led 1–0 through seven before the Giants scored three in the eighth off the bullpen, including a bases-loaded walk by reliever Treinen.
- The defeat ended the Dodgers' four-game winning streak and kept their NL West magic number at 3 with six regular-season games remaining.
- Ohtani is slated to pitch on Sept. 23 at the Diamondbacks to open a six-game road trip, with a clinch possible and the club already assured of a postseason berth.