Dodgers Lose to Diamondbacks Despite Mookie Betts Two Solo Homers

In a recent game against the Diamondbacks, Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts showcased a strong offensive performance by hitting two solo home runs, contributing to his franchise record for the most home runs with a single team. Betts' first home run tied his previous best total with the Boston Red Sox, and his second home run surpassed it. Despite Betts' efforts, the Dodgers lost 9-5, with their bullpen struggling and surrendering multiple home runs, continuing to face significant challenges this season. Shohei Ohtani also added to the Dodgers' offense with a home run, marking his 17th of the season and highlighting his impressive performance in May. The Diamondbacks' pitching, including strong outings by Brandon Pfaadt, limited the Dodgers' offense effectively, maintaining the team's lead throughout most of the game. The Dodgers are now facing a fourth consecutive loss, with mounting pressure on their pitching staff despite individual offensive highlights.