The Los Angeles Dodgers continue to impress fans this MLB season. If you're searching for the latest Dodger score and standout performances, this detailed recap highlights everything you need to know about the team's recent triumphs—especially the remarkable night Shohei Ohtani delivered.

Shohei Ohtani Leads Dodgers to a Record Victory

On a memorable bobblehead night, Shohei Ohtani took center stage, powering the Dodgers to a commanding 19-2 win over the Oakland Athletics. This Dodger score wasn't just another entry in the win column—it marked the team's most runs scored against an American League opponent. Ohtani homered twice, driving in six runs, electrifying fans, and showing why he remains one of the most electrifying talents in Major League Baseball.

According to ESPN's in-depth report, "Ohtani tied Aaron Judge and Kyle Schwarber for the major league home run lead with his 15th of the season." He has now hit nine home runs in his last 15 games, remaining a consistent threat in the Dodgers' lineup. Manager Dave Roberts even joked, "We need some more [Ohtani] bobblehead nights. I think that four or five a year isn’t enough."

Breaking Down the Dodger Score and Key Moments

The final Dodger score told only part of the story. The team batted around in the third inning, with Hyeseong Kim singling in a run and Andy Pages launching a three-run shot for a commanding 13-2 lead. Max Muncy started the night with a two-run homer, and the offense kept piling on runs, including added insurance in the eighth with three more.

Shohei Ohtani's night was filled with highlights. His two home runs brought his total to 15, tying the MLB leaders. He also delivered a sacrifice fly in the second inning. For a detailed recap of all the game's highlights, check out MLB.com's complete game story.

More on Shohei Ohtani's Impact and Season Achievements

Ohtani continues to break new ground with each game. Following the latest Dodger score, he's now on a pace for 55 home runs and 36 stolen bases. As reported by MLB.com, teammates and coaches are in awe: "He’s the best player I’ve ever seen," said top prospect Dalton Rushing after notching his first MLB hits during this lopsided win.

What makes Ohtani's performance even more impressive is his consistency. In his last three bobblehead nights alone, he has gone deep each time. His ability to deliver in front of home crowds keeps Dodger Stadium buzzing—and expectations high for the rest of the season.

What’s Next for the Dodgers?

The Dodgers’ lopsided victory against the Athletics caps off a stretch where they've outscored their opponents 28-5 in just two games. Their home record stands at an MLB-best 17-4, and the team looks poised for a deep postseason run if this level of play continues. Stay tuned for more exciting games, giveaways, and updates on every Dodger score as the season continues.

For more expert analysis and exclusive coverage, visit ESPN’s full breakdown and MLB’s feature.

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