Mookie Betts delivers a late, go-ahead hit as the Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the Colorado Rockies 4-3 in the series finale. The game is tied 3-3 when Betts comes to the plate in the eighth inning. After an extended at-bat, he singles on a two-strike count to center, scoring Tommy Edman, who reaches base earlier in the inning and advances to third. Freddie Freeman also records an extra-base hit in the rally, and multiple consecutive singles in the inning push Los Angeles ahead. Betts’ single is the decisive blow that breaks the tie and extends the Dodgers’ late scoring surge. Tanner Scott then preserves the lead for the Dodgers in the final innings. With the win, the Dodgers take another series from Colorado, with each of the three games in the series decided by a single run, according to one account. The outcome hinges on the Dodgers’ clutch eighth-inning production and their late bullpen work to secure the one-run victory.