Los Angeles Dodgers defeat San Francisco Giants 8-2

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Francisco Giants 8-2 in a series opener at Dodger Stadium. Mookie Betts led the offense with two home runs, including a leadoff shot, and extended his MLB record for the most multi-home run games from the leadoff spot to 27.

The game was highlighted by a historic offensive surge in the eighth inning, where the Dodgers hit four home runs. Max Muncy and Kyle Tucker connected for back-to-back home runs, while Betts and Muncy added solo shots. This power display occurred on the 20th anniversary of the Dodgers’ famous “4+1” game.

Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow earned the win, recording a season-high 10 strikeouts over six innings. Rookie Josue De Paula also contributed with a key two-out double in the sixth inning. The victory follows the Dodgers' recent clinching of the National League West division title.

Additionally, the game was featured as an exclusive “Friday Night Baseball” stream on Apple TV, utilizing Apple Immersive technology to provide an 8K 3D viewing experience for Vision Pro users.