Pages Delivers in Extra Innings
Freddie Pages provided the decisive blow for the Los Angeles Dodgers with a three-run home run in the 10th inning. The ball traveled 399 feet to left field, clearing the fence and sending teammates Mookie Betts and Max Muncy home. This single play accounted for three of the Dodgers' five total runs, securing a 5-1 win over the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park.
The game concluded with a final score of 5-1, reflecting the Dodgers' offensive surge in the late stages of the contest.
Early Scoring Sequence
The Dodgers took an early lead in the second inning when Whitcomb scored on a single by Bandura to center field. The Giants responded in the fourth inning, tying the game at 1-1. Tucker scored on a sacrifice fly to right field, while Muncy advanced to third base.
For the next five innings, neither team added to the score, keeping the game tied until the extra innings began. The tension built as both clubs managed the game without further scoring through the ninth.
Pitching and Bullpen Performance
The Dodgers' pitching staff combined for a strong effort, with Alex Vesia earning the win. Vesia pitched one inning without allowing hits or earned runs, striking out one batter. Other contributors included Bobby Miller, who pitched two innings, allowing one hit and two walks while striking out five.
On the mound for the Giants, Duncan Davitt took the loss, pitching one inning and allowing two hits and three earned runs. Carson Seymour started the game for San Francisco, pitching one inning without allowing hits or earned runs. The Giants' bullpen, including Joel Kuhnel and Seth Lonsway, combined to limit damage in the middle innings.
Final Records and Context
The result improved the Los Angeles Dodgers' record to 100-62, while the San Francisco Giants fell to 65-97. The game was played on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at Oracle Park in San Francisco, California. Attendance stood at 40,145.
The Dodgers' victory was built on clutch hitting in the 10th inning, with Pages' home run and Call's RBI double providing the necessary runs to close out the game. The Giants managed only one run throughout the entire contest, failing to capitalize on their opportunities against the Dodgers' pitching rotation.
Sources
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