The Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the Cincinnati Reds 14-1 in the series finale, completing a sweep and extending their winning streak to seven. Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitches seven innings, strikes out 10, and allows three hits as the Dodgers build an early and decisive lead.
Los Angeles adds power to the rout, hitting four home runs in total. Mookie Betts, Max Muncy, and Kiké Hernández each hit two-run homers, contributing to the large margin. The sweep also brings the Dodgers closer to securing the National League West title, with their magic number cut to six for clinching their 13th division title in 14 years.
While the core details are consistent across reports, the outlets emphasize different angles: Yahoo highlights the streak and the division-clinch context, while other coverage focuses more narrowly on Yamamoto’s performance and the sweep’s outcome. Across sources, the final score and the main contributors—Yamamoto’s 10 strikeouts and multiple Dodgers home runs—remain the same.
