Dodgers Maintain NL West Lead with Andy Pages 3-Run Homer Over Giants

Andy Pages played a pivotal role in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 5-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants, hitting a crucial three-run home run in the fifth inning that turned the game around and secured the lead. This home run, part of a four-RBI night, contributed significantly to the Dodgers taking two out of three games in the series, strengthening their position atop the National League West. Pages also drove in a run earlier with a sacrifice fly, marking his consistent offensive impact throughout the weekend against the Giants. The game featured unexpected pitching changes for the Giants, with Sean Hjelle starting instead of Kyle Harrison, who was traded to the Boston Red Sox minutes before the game as part of a blockbuster deal for Rafael Devers. Despite some control issues from Dodgers pitcher Dustin May, who walked four batters and hit two, he managed to pitch six innings and earn the win. The victory capped a challenging stretch for the Dodgers, who now look ahead to a series against the Padres.