Dodgers beat Giants to complete 100 wins in a season, tying head coach's win record

Shohei Ohtani. (Reuters)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] The defending champion Dodgers challenged the feat of 100 wins in a single season in the final game of this season. The Dodgers defeated the rival giants 5:1, completing the sweep in 3 consecutive games, and achieved the 100-win feat again after three years. Shohei Otani had one hit in three at-bats in the final game, and Riki Sasaki's backup hit 2K in one inning, with no hits and no runs.

The Giants scored in the second inning on a timely hit from Scott Bandura, and the Dodgers launched a counterattack in the fourth inning. Andy Pages hit a sacrifice fly to tie the game. The two teams were in a stalemate until the overtime to decide the winner. Alex Call hit a leadoff hit in the 10th inning, and Pahs added a 3-pointer from left field. The Dodgers won 5-1 in the end.

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This is the sixth time that head coach Dave Roberts has led the Dodgers to achieve 100 wins in a single season, tying the records of Bobby Cox and Joe McCarthy, and tying him as the head coach with the most 100-win seasons in major league history. It is worth mentioning that the Dodgers have accumulated 11 wins in a single season in the history of the team, but they have never won the World Series championship in any year. Whether the Dodgers can break the curse this year and achieve three consecutive hegemony dynasties has attracted great attention from the outside world.

Shohei Ohtani started the season with a two-goal game for the first time in three years this year. "Pitcher Ohtani" performed brilliantly in the first half of the season, posting top statistics of 8 wins and an ERA of 1.79. However, he was affected by injuries to his right bicep and left knee. He will not pitch in the second half of the season or in the playoffs. "Hitter Shohei" has 30 home runs, 81 RBIs, batting measurements of .275/.377/.512, and an OPS of 0.889.