Call's RBI double, Pages' 3-run HR in 10th lift Dodgers to win No. 100, 5-1 over Giants

Alex Call's run-scoring double with two outs in the 10th inning, followed by Andy Pages' three-run homer, propelled the Los Angeles Dodgers to their 100th win of the season, a 5-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants that concluded a three-game sweep. The decisive double came off Duncan Davitt, who was making his season debut, and drove in Miguel Rojas.

The intentional walk to Max Muncy preceded Pages' powerful three-run blast, which came after an intentional walk to the same batter. Pitching ace Alex Vesia contributed to the Dodgers' victory with seven strikeouts alongside six others. The Dodgers dominated the final eight meetings with the Giants in the 2026 season. Shohei Ohtani contributed with a 1-for-3 performance as a designated hitter, showcasing a season-ending 5-for-21 overall.

After a lengthy recovery from right biceps discomfort, Ohtani's impact was evident in the Dodgers' impressive 100-62 record. The Dodgers' 49-32 away record was the best in the majors, a testament to their road dominance. The Giants, under manager Tony Vitello, finished with a 65-97 record, marking a decline from their 81-81 performance the previous year under Bob Melvin.

The home crowd attendance slightly decreased from 2,925,823 in 2025 to 2,856,810 in 2026. In their managerial tenure, Vitello received his seventh major-league ejection this season for arguing a checked-swing call. The Giants secured their run in the second inning with a two-out single by Scott Bandura, who also provided their lone run.

This marked Bandura's first major-league RBI. Following the game, the Giants planned to honor broadcaster Mike Krukow, who concluded his 34-year career in the third inning. At 74, Krukow began his tenure as a part-time broadcaster in 1990 and transitioned to full-time in 1994. The Dodgers will kick off the 2027 season with a National League Division Series matchup at home against the wild-card winner from the Philadelphia-Atlanta series.