Dodgers Lose to Rockies Amid Historic Milestone

The Los Angeles Dodgers experienced a rollercoaster series against the Colorado Rockies, culminating in a dramatic 6-5 victory where Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts hit back-to-back homers to complete a comeback. Earlier in the series, the Dodgers suffered a disappointing 6-3 loss, marking the first time since 2014 that no MLB team will reach 100 wins in a season. Ohtani's exceptional performance has solidified his status as a dual threat, achieving a historic 50-50 season with 52 home runs and 53 stolen bases. However, the Dodgers' bullpen struggled at times, with key players like Freddie Freeman grounding into double plays at critical moments. The team's division lead has narrowed to three games over the San Diego Padres, intensifying the competition as the season winds down. Overall, the series showcased both the Dodgers' offensive prowess and their vulnerabilities on the mound.