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Giants Defeat Dodgers in Key MLB Matchup

Sunday, September 21, 2025, 4:10 PM ET · Dodger Stadium

San Francisco Giants 3, Los Angeles Dodgers 1, final. Our MLB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won San Francisco Giants vs Los Angeles Dodgers?

San Francisco Giants beat Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 at Dodger Stadium on September 21, 2025.

In a pivotal matchup, the San Francisco Giants triumphed over the Los Angeles Dodgers with a final score of 3-1 at Dodger Stadium on September 21, 2025. This victory allowed the Giants to secure a series win, having lost the previous seven encounters against the Dodgers in this season. The Giants' win marks a significant moment as they aim to improve their standing in the league, while the Dodgers, who have already clinched their playoff spot, continue to navigate their way through injuries.

The Dodgers entered the game with a strong home record of 88-68, showcasing their dominance at Dodger Stadium with a recent home record of 7-3 over their last ten games. They averaged 5.7 runs scored per game while allowing only 3.4 runs during this stretch. Their last three games had all resulted in victories, including a 6-3 win against the Giants just the day prior. However, they faced challenges with injuries affecting key players, including Gavin Stone, Bobby Miller, Brusdar Graterol, Jake Cousins, and Edwin Diaz, all of whom were unavailable for this matchup.

On the other side, the Giants came into this game with a record of 77-79, struggling with a recent form of 4-6 over their last ten games, including a five-game losing streak before their victory against the Dodgers. They averaged 4.9 runs scored but allowed 5.0 runs per game in that span. Their away record was particularly concerning, having won only 1 out of their last 5 games on the road. The Giants also faced injury issues, with players like Victor Bericoto, Marcelo Mayer, JT Brubaker, Keaton Winn, and Matt Gage sidelined.

The game unfolded with the Dodgers initially taking the lead in the seventh inning when Michael Conforto singled to left, allowing Max Muncy to score. However, the Giants responded with a strong eighth inning, where they scored three runs. Bailey hit a ground rule double to bring Koss home, followed by a walk to Willy Adames that allowed Gilbert to score. Finally, Matt Chapman grounded out, enabling Bailey to cross the plate, solidifying the Giants' lead.

As for the betting market, the odds indicated a clear advantage for the Dodgers, reflecting their strong home record and recent performance. However, the Giants' victory defied expectations and highlighted the unpredictability of the matchup.

The conditions at Dodger Stadium were typical for a late September evening, providing a suitable backdrop for this crucial game. Fans witnessed a competitive atmosphere as both teams battled not just for the win but for momentum heading into the final stretch of the season.

In summary, this game was significant not only for the Giants' victory but also for its implications on the playoff race. The Dodgers, despite their strong record, must address their injury situation as they prepare for the postseason, while the Giants look to build on this momentum.

Injury report

  • Gavin Stone60-Day-ILShoulderLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Bobby Miller60-Day-ILShoulderLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Brusdar Graterol60-Day-ILBackLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Jake Cousins60-Day-ILElbowLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Edwin Diaz15-Day-ILNeckLos Angeles Dodgers
  • Victor Bericoto10-Day-ILKneeSan Francisco Giants
  • Marcelo Mayer10-Day-ILForearmSan Francisco Giants
  • JT Brubaker15-Day-ILRibsSan Francisco Giants
  • Keaton Winn15-Day-ILElbowSan Francisco Giants
  • Matt Gage60-Day-ILElbowSan Francisco Giants

Recent form

Los Angeles Dodgers

Last 10: 7-3Streak W35.7 scored · 3.4 allowed per game6-2 at home

  • W6-3vs San Francisco GiantsSep 20
  • W2-1vs San Francisco GiantsSep 19
  • W5-0vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 18
  • L6-9vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 17
  • L5-6vs Philadelphia PhilliesSep 16
  • W13-7at San Francisco GiantsSep 14
  • L1-5at San Francisco GiantsSep 13
  • W9-0vs Colorado RockiesSep 11
  • W7-2vs Colorado RockiesSep 10
  • W3-1vs Colorado RockiesSep 9

San Francisco Giants

Last 10: 4-6Streak L54.9 scored · 5 allowed per game1-5 away

  • L3-6at Los Angeles DodgersSep 20
  • L1-2at Los Angeles DodgersSep 19
  • L5-6at Arizona DiamondbacksSep 17
  • L1-8at Arizona DiamondbacksSep 16
  • L7-13vs Los Angeles DodgersSep 14
  • W5-1vs Los Angeles DodgersSep 13
  • W5-3vs Arizona DiamondbacksSep 10
  • W11-5vs Arizona DiamondbacksSep 9
  • L3-4at St. Louis CardinalsSep 7
  • W8-2at St. Louis CardinalsSep 6

Standings

TeamGames behindLostStreakWin %Won
Los Angeles-57L2.59082
Arizona967W1.52574
San Diego9.567L2.52173
San Francisco24.582W1.41458
Colorado28.586W2.38654

How the scoring went

  1. 7th Inning0-1Conforto singled to left, Muncy scored, Pages to second.
  2. 8th Inning1-1Bailey hit a ground rule double, Koss scored, Gilbert to third.
  3. 8th Inning2-1Adames walked, Gilbert scored, Devers to second, Bailey to third.
  4. 8th Inning3-1Chapman grounded out to shortstop, Bailey scored, Adames to second, Devers to third.

Win probability

Above the line favours Los Angeles Dodgers, below favours San Francisco Giants.

Venue

  • Dodger StadiumLos Angeles, California
  • Attendance46601
  • OfficialsRyan Additon, Ryan Wills, Lance Barksdale, Will Little

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