Los Angeles Dodgers at Arizona Diamondbacks: Final Score & Recap

The Los Angeles Dodgers shutout the Arizona Diamondbacks 7-0 at Chase Field on June 3, 2026, holding Arizona to just two hits while collecting 16 of their own. The DiamondIQ model entered the game giving the home side a 42 percent chance of winning, but that figure eroded steadily from the second inning onward and ultimately bottomed out at zero, a reflection of how thoroughly Los Angeles controlled every phase of the contest.

The decisive damage came early and in clusters against Zac Gallen. Kyle Tucker opened the scoring in the second with a home run that shifted win probability 7.7 percent in the Dodgers' favor, the single largest swing of the game. Arizona briefly answered with a Ryan Waldschmidt groundout in the bottom half that nudged things 3.7 percent back toward the home team, but it proved to be the Diamondbacks' most consequential moment of the evening. The third inning removed any remaining doubt, as Andy Pages delivered a double worth 7.6 percent in win probability, followed by a Freddie Freeman single at plus 6.5 percent and a Max Muncy single at plus 4.9 percent, all off Gallen, pushing the lead to five runs before the game reached its midpoint. Los Angeles added two more in the seventh to set the final margin.

Individually, Tucker led all position players with a plus-9.0 percent WPA, while Pages finished at plus-6.5 percent. On the mound, Shohei Ohtani was the story, posting a plus-17.0 percent WPA and a plus-1.9 RE24 in a dominant outing that the DiamondIQ model identified as the primary driver of the Dodgers' probability gain. Taylor Clarke and Jack Dreyer combined to close out the final frames without incident, completing a game in which Arizona never mounted a credible threat.