The Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the New York Mets 4-3 in a close game on Saturday night. Kyle Tucker homers for the second straight game, continuing his recent power surge. Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitches six innings and allows one run, holding the Mets despite a gritty effort. Los Angeles scores enough runs to win by capitalizing on mistakes on defense by New York, which contributes to the Dodgers’ ability to pull ahead in a tight contest. Freddie Freeman records his third consecutive three-hit game, providing consistent offense for the Dodgers. Andy Pages drives in two runs against New York rookie Nolan McLean, helping Los Angeles build and maintain a narrow lead. The Mets respond in the later part of the game but fall short, finishing with a final score of 4-3. The outcome reflects both strong pitching from Yamamoto and key moments in which New York’s defensive errors help determine the game.