"The Los Angeles Dodgers received contributions throughout their lineup to help offset a short start from Clayton Kershaw in a 13-7 win over the San Francisco Giants. Kershaw labored in the first inning and allowed four runs to squander an early 1-0 lead. He wound up completing just three innings and exited with the Dodgers trailing 4-3."
"The Dodgers took their initial lead on Freddie Freeman's RBI single off Logan Webb in the first inning. Their comeback began on Shohei Ohtani's 49th home run of the season and Teoscar Hernández RBI double in the third inning. Having already blown one opportunity with the bases loaded and nobody out, the Dodgers avoided a repeat of that in a six-run five inning. Hernández delivered a two-run double, Michael Conforto extended the Dodgers' lead with a sacrifice fly, Ben Rortvedt drove a pair in on his extra-base hit, and Mookie Betts capped off the big inning with an RBI single."
"After Kirby Yates allowed three runs in the bottom of the fifth, the Dodgers responded with that many in the sixth inning. They did so on a wild pitch with the bases loaded and Miguel Rojas hitting a two-run double. Though, the inning also included Max Muncy getting hit in the head by a 94.1 mph pitch from Matt Gage."
Clayton Kershaw produced a short start, allowing four first-inning runs and departing after three innings with the Dodgers trailing 4-3. The Dodgers rallied behind multiple hitters, including Shohei Ohtani's 49th homer and Teoscar Hernández's RBI double, and compiled a six-run inning featuring contributions from Hernández, Michael Conforto, Ben Rortvedt and Mookie Betts. After Kirby Yates allowed three runs in the fifth, the Dodgers added runs in the sixth via a wild pitch and Miguel Rojas' two-run double. Max Muncy was struck in the head by a pitch but remained in the game and was later replaced at third. Freddie Freeman added a ninth-inning RBI double, and Ohtani and Freeman each had three hits.
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