Andy Pages delivered the knockout blow with a 10th-inning grand slam as the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied past the San Francisco Giants 5-1 in extra innings on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at Oracle Park. Pages went 1-for-3 on the night but made his one hit count in the biggest way possible, driving in four runs with one swing to break open what had been a tight game and hand the Dodgers a comeback win in one of baseball's fiercest division rivalries.

Andy Pages Grand Slam Breaks Open 10th Inning

The Dodgers entered the 10th inning trailing or deadlocked against a Giants bullpen that had kept Los Angeles largely at bay through nine frames. That changed in a hurry. Pages stepped to the plate with the bases loaded and unloaded on Giants reliever Duncan Davitt, sending a grand slam over the fence to put the Dodgers in front by four. Davitt finished the night charged with three earned runs in one inning pitched, surrendering two hits and a walk. It was the kind of moment that flips a frustrating, grind-it-out road game into a decisive road win.

Dodgers Bullpen Was Dominant From Start to Finish

Los Angeles was without a conventional starter on the mound, instead turning to a parade of relievers who collectively delivered a strong performance. The highlights:

  • Bobby Miller was the standout, tossing two scoreless innings with five strikeouts and allowing just one hit.
  • Evan Phillips struck out two in a perfect inning of work.
  • Edwin Díaz struck out one in a clean frame.
  • Roki Sasaki worked a perfect inning with two strikeouts.
  • Alex Vesia earned the win, recording a strikeout in his inning of work.
  • Justin Wrobleski fanned three over two scoreless innings.
  • Jack Dreyer allowed the Giants' lone run over two innings pitched.

The Dodgers' bullpen combined to allow just one earned run across ten innings, which is the kind of collective effort that keeps a team alive deep into extra innings.

Tommy Edman and Max Muncy Provided Offensive Support

While Pages was the headline act, Tommy Edman and Max Muncy each went 2-for-3 to keep the Dodgers' lineup churning. Edman and Muncy didn't drive in runs on the night, but their consistent contact kept the Giants' bullpen working and helped set the table for the 10th-inning explosion. Muncy worked three at-bats efficiently, and Edman was equally active at the plate.

Giants Bullpen Held Until the 10th

Credit where it is due: San Francisco's relievers made the Dodgers work hard for this one. The Giants deployed ten pitchers across ten innings, with most of them putting up zeros. Carson Seymour, Joel Kuhnel, Sam Hentges, Braxton Roxby, Dylan Smith, Jason Foley, and Camilo Doval all tossed scoreless frames. It was Trent Harris who allowed two hits in the ninth, and then Davitt who came apart in the 10th when the pressure peaked.

What's Next for the Dodgers

The Dodgers pick up an important road win deep into the final week of the 2026 regular season. With this victory over a division rival, Los Angeles demonstrated the kind of bullpen depth and late-game resilience that matters as September winds down. The next opportunity to build on this result comes in their next scheduled game — watch the schedule for the next matchup on the Dodgers' road slate.