Shohei Ohtani hit a total of 2 points to hit the point of the difficult savior, and the Dodgers lost 3-4 to the Mets in the playoff

Shohei Ohtani hit a home run from behind the visiting bullpen in the seventh inning, becoming the only score for Dodgers in the first eight innings. In nine innings, the team broke through the blockade of Mets finisher Edwin Díaz to tie the score, but Tanner Scott fell behind by two points in the ten-inning, and the Dodgers lost a 3-4 playoff on Tuesday morning Beijing time (Monday night local time in New York).

Diaz had previously failed to concede points in 13 consecutive games (including two home games against the Dodgers a week ago), 10 of which he failed to hit a hit. Tommy Edman hit a hit and stole second base in the ninth inning, and Hyeseong Kim hit an inside hit to push him to third base. Shohei Ohtani flew high and sent Eldman back to equalize, but Dodgers couldn't finish the game.

Scott was charged two points in the 10th inning, and Andy Pages hit a hit in the 10th inning to reach a one-point deficit. In the end, Edelman hit a full home run and rolled the ball out to end the game.