Dodgers Beat Giants 5-1 to Reach 100 Wins

The Dodgers closed the regular season with a 5-1 win over the Giants at Oracle Park, reaching the 100-win mark for the fifth time in the last seven full seasons. Los Angeles was already locked into October; San Francisco finished 31 games under .500, a season that went sideways in April and never corrected. On the surface it was the least meaningful game on the slate, and the final score reflects a Dodgers club that simply had more than the Giants did.

How our card graded

• Moneyline — Dodgers: WIN. The side came home, and the final margin was comfortable.
• Run line — Dodgers -1.5: WIN. A four-run margin cleared the number.
• Total — Over: LOSS. Six combined runs fell short, and the losing leg was a reasonable bet that didn't land.
• Shohei Ohtani over 1.5 total bases (-106): LOSS. One hit, one total base. The profile was right; the result wasn't.
• Andy Pages over 1.5 total bases (+134): WIN. A homer, four total bases, four RBI and a walk. The plus-money price made it the best return on the card.

Takeaway

This is the shape of a good late-season card: the side and the run line carried the day, the plus-money prop paid off, and the two losing legs — the total and Ohtani — were both reasonable bets that simply didn't land. When a lineup is projected for a big number and the arm on the other side is a question mark, the value often sits in individual bats rather than the team total. That held up here. Expect that lean to keep showing up as October arrives.