The Los Angeles Dodgers faced a challenging night at Wrigley Field, falling 11-10 to the Chicago Cubs in a game that showcased the team's ongoing struggles despite their talent. Leading by three runs at two different points, the Dodgers couldn't maintain control, ultimately succumbing in extra innings after a rollercoaster of a game that featured four lead changes.

Notably, the game highlighted the inconsistency that has plagued the Dodgers early in the season. Starting pitcher Dustin May struggled, giving up five runs in a tumultuous first inning. While the Dodgers managed to showcase their offensive prowess, including a three-run homer by Tommy Edman and a go-ahead double from Freddie Freeman, they ultimately faltered in crucial moments, suffering crucial pitching failures and failing to capitalize on scoring opportunities.