In a disappointing outing for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Shohei Ohtani showcased his pitching prowess but faltered at the plate, resulting in a 3-0 loss to the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park. Ohtani delivered a stellar performance on the mound, throwing six scoreless innings and achieving seven strikeouts while allowing only six hits. His impressive season ERA now stands at 0.38 after just one earned run over 24 innings. However, his offensive struggles mirrored those of the entire Dodgers lineup, which managed only four hits throughout the game. Ohtani's 0-for-4 performance marked the end of his 53-game on-base streak, tying him with Shawn Green for the second-longest in Dodgers history. The Giants capitalized on the Dodgers' lack of offensive production, with pitcher Tyler Mahle throwing seven scoreless innings. The game shifted dramatically after Ohtani's exit, as reliever Jack Dreyer allowed a three-run homer to Patrick Bailey, sealing the Dodgers' fate. The team will aim to bounce back in their next game against the Giants, with Tyler Glasnow slated to pitch.