"After Glasnow allowed two singles and a walk that loaded the bases, Bryce Eldridge hit a fly ball to left field that Michael Conforto took a poor route on and it eliminated any chance at making the catch. The result was a bases-clearing double. The Giants proceeded to load the bases for a second time in the first inning and extended their lead to 4-0 when Glasnow walked Drew Gilbert."
"Ohtani's home run was his 53rd of the season to pull even with Kyle Schwarber for the National League lead amid their MVP race. That additionally was Ohtani's 29th home run at Dodger Stadium this season, setting a new Dodgers record by surpassing last year's total of 28. Overall, Ohtani is one homer away from tying his career high that was set last season, which also was a new Dodgers franchise record."
Tyler Glasnow allowed a bases-clearing double and later a walk that produced a 4-0 first-inning deficit, but he settled to pitch five scoreless innings. The Dodgers rallied with Max Muncy’s two-run homer, Michael Conforto’s solo shot and Freddie Freeman’s RBI single to tie the game. Tommy Edman hit an opposite-field homer off the left-field foul pole, Shohei Ohtani added a sixth-inning solo (his 53rd of the season and 29th at Dodger Stadium, a Dodgers record), and Teoscar Hernández delivered an RBI single in a 7-5 comeback win. Kirby Yates surrendered a homer, committed a throwing error, and struggled in the seventh as bullpen roles are evaluated.
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