The Dodgers secured a 5-4 victory against the struggling Kansas City Royals, despite not playing their best baseball, as noted by manager Dave Roberts. Dustin May struggled in his four-inning start, but key contributions from Shohei Ohtani, including a home run and a triple, coupled with a strong bullpen performance, helped the Dodgers maintain the best record in MLB at 52-31.
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Far from their best, Dodgers find a way to beat Royals and move into MLB wins lead
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