The Diamondbacks erased a four-run deficit to stun the Dodgers 5-4, with Geraldo Perdomo delivering a two-out, ninth-inning single off Tanner Scott to plate Tim Tawa and seal the comeback. Jorge Barrosa had tied it earlier with a sacrifice fly in the ninth after Arizona staged a seventh-inning rally that included Adrian Del Castillo’s pinch-hit two-run homer. Shohei Ohtani spun a season-high scoreless start for L.A. (eight K’s) but Teoscar Hernández drove in three for the Dodgers, and Ben Rotvedt homered as the teams traded early blows. Arizona’s Pfaadt settled in for six innings, while Ryan Thompson closed it out to keep pace in the NL wild-card race. With the Mets and Reds lurking, Arizona sits one game behind for the final spot, and the Dodgers hold a 1.5-game edge in the NL West over San Diego. Next up: Ryne Nelson vs. Blake Snell.

Arizona rallied behind Nabil Crismatt's 6.1 innings of two earned runs and Taylor Rashi's multi-inning save to even the series with Texas. Ketel Marte stayed hot against the Rangers, driving in the go-ahead trio with a 7th-inning blast after Jorge Barrosa and Jordan Lawlar set the table with two early hits; Marte also logged a 120 mph exit-velocity double earlier, underscoring the D-backs' power surge.

Jordan Lawlar collected two more hits, showing real regression in the bat and forcing regular playing time discussion. Jake Leiter (Rangers) vies with Zac Gallen in a marquee finale as Arizona’s bullpen duo Crismatt/Rashi continues to stabilize late-inning work. A win would hand Arizona the series and sharpen fantasy rosters' focus on the Arizona lineup.