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The Los Angeles Dodgers edged the Colorado Rockies 4–3 on July 8 at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the 10.5 Vegas total. The Dodgers' pitching staff dominated, striking out 10 batters while allowing just five hits and three earned runs with a 3.48 ERA, though Los Angeles managed only seven hits and zero home runs offensively. Colorado's bats proved slightly more dangerous, connecting for two home runs and matching the Dodgers' three RBI despite recording just five hits, but the Rockies' pitching collapse—posting a 5.46 ERA with seven hits allowed and four earned runs—proved decisive. The Dodgers' disciplined approach at the plate, reflected in a .783 OPS, paired with strong pitching execution, overcame a relatively anemic offensive output. Both teams struck out nine or more times, underlining the struggle to generate consistent contact. The Dodgers' one error didn't prove costly in the end, while Colorado's inability to capitalize on its power-hitting moments cost them in a tight contest. This victory extends Los Angeles' momentum heading into the second half of the season.