The Dodgers secured a thrilling 4-3 walk-off win against the Diamondbacks, snapping a four-game losing streak. Yoshi Yamamoto delivered a stellar performance, pitching seven innings with just one hit allowed. The game entered extra innings with the Dodgers down 3-1, but they rallied in the 10th with a double from Tommy Edman and key hits by the top of the lineup, leading to a dramatic sacrifice fly from Max Muncy to end the game.

The resilience of the Dodgers was on full display, showcasing their ability to overcome adversity despite recent struggles. Manager Dave Roberts faced scrutiny for his bullpen decisions, particularly regarding Tanner Scott, but ultimately it was the offense that sparked hope moving forward.

The ongoing MLB season has seen the Colorado Rockies part ways with manager Bud Black after a dismal start. This marks a significant shift for the Rockies, who have struggled since making the playoffs in 2018. Despite a recent game where they won against the San Diego Padres, the franchise decided a change was necessary, especially after suffering a historic 21-0 loss.

Black's tenure was marked by a series of disappointing seasons, and as the Rockies sit with one of the worst records in baseball at 7-33, the decision to fire him reflects the urgency within the organization to shift its fortunes. New interim manager Warren Schaefer, a product of the Rockies' system, takes over as the team looks to salvage its season.

Meanwhile, various teams like the St. Louis Cardinals, Toronto Blue Jays, and Minnesota Twins enjoy winning streaks, raising questions about their playoff prospects. The Cardinals, now in a tight division race, feature a balanced lineup and improved pitching, while the Blue Jays and Twins showcase depth and offensive firepower. These teams are looking resilient, unlike the struggling Rockies.