The clash between the Phillies and Dodgers on Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium was highly eventful, culminating in a 9-6 victory for Philadelphia.

Shohei Ohtani, the star two-way player for the Dodgers, took the mound for his 13th appearance this season. His five no-hit innings included a single walk and five strikeouts, showcasing his exceptional pitching skills. Despite his stellar performance, Ohtani was withdrawn after throwing just 68 pitches, aligning with the Dodgers’ cautious strategy following his elbow surgery.

Things took a turn after Ohtani’s exit; the Dodgers held a 4-0 lead, but relief pitcher Justin Wrobleski allowed the first hit to the Phillies, which quickly escalated into a disastrous inning, thanks to Bryce Harper’s bases-loaded double and Brandon Marsh’s home run. Ohtani also made his mark on offense, hitting his 50th home run of the season.

In a twist, the Phillies went on to score six runs in the subsequent inning, illustrating the unpredictability of baseball. The Dodgers now hold a two-game lead in the NL West despite the loss.