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The Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4–1 on June 1 at Chase Field, powered by three home runs that proved decisive in a low-hit affair. Arizona managed just five hits but capitalized with a .704 OPS and three long balls to drive in all four runs, while the Dodgers' pitching staff surrendered four earned runs on five hits despite striking out five batters. Los Angeles generated six hits with a superior .787 OPS but struggled to convert scoring opportunities, managing only one run and zero home runs in the loss. The Diamondbacks' pitching was efficient, allowing six hits while recording five strikeouts against one walk, though Arizona's offense struck out four times and drew no walks. Defensively, both teams were clean with no errors, but the Dodgers' inability to manufacture runs from their offensive output—despite posting a higher OPS than their hosts—highlighted a critical execution gap. Arizona's home run advantage and run-scoring efficiency will be key factors as the teams continue their series.