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The Los Angeles Dodgers edged the Arizona Diamondbacks 6–5 on June 2 at Chase Field in a tight contest that showcased contrasting offensive approaches. The Dodgers' superior plate discipline proved decisive, posting a .787 OPS compared to Arizona's .706 while striking out just 10 times to the Diamondbacks' 4 strikeouts—a notable reversal of typical strikeout patterns. Los Angeles accumulated 10 hits and 6 RBIs despite drawing only 3 walks, while Arizona managed 11 hits and 5 RBIs but couldn't capitalize on 6 walks drawn. The Dodgers' pitching staff was more efficient, allowing 11 hits across an ERA of 3.13 with 4 strikeouts, whereas Arizona's pitchers posted a 4.00 ERA while recording 10 strikeouts over 3 walks allowed. Neither team committed defensive errors, keeping the game tight throughout. The Dodgers' ability to generate runs on fewer hits—converting their opportunities into clutch RBIs—separated the teams in a game where Arizona's deeper hit total failed to translate into victory. This win positions Los Angeles favorably in the division race as the Dodgers demonstrate offensive efficiency over raw contact.