In a thrilling game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Los Angeles Dodgers showcased their offensive prowess with Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, and Freddie Freeman hitting consecutive home runs to start the game. Ohtani, now with 44 home runs this season, opened the scoring with a 420-foot blast, followed by Betts and Freeman, who made it a remarkable trio of homers. The Diamondbacks responded quickly, with Corbin Carroll hitting an inside-the-park homer and later leading a late-game rally, but ultimately fell short as the Dodgers secured a 10-9 victory. This win extends the Dodgers' lead in the NL West to five games, while Arizona faces challenges, now tied for the top wild-card position. The game featured high drama, including Kershaw's injury and a late comeback attempt from Arizona, which included a two-run single and a homer from Eugenio Suarez. Ohtani's performance, including a stolen base, further cements his bid for historic 50-50 status in Major League Baseball.