In a disappointing game at Oracle Park, the Los Angeles Dodgers fell to the San Francisco Giants 3-1, largely due to a tumultuous first inning. Starting pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto faced immediate challenges, with a throwing error and subsequent hits leading to three runs for the Giants. Despite Yamamoto's impressive recovery, retiring 19 of 22 batters and finishing with seven strikeouts, the Dodgers' offense could not capitalize on their opportunities. They drew four walks in the fourth inning, scoring only one run through a bases-loaded walk, but a double play ended the threat. Shohei Ohtani, who extended his on-base streak to 53 games, tied for the second-longest in franchise history, was a bright spot for the team. The Dodgers' record now stands at 16-7, indicating a solid start but highlighting the potential for setbacks from a single poor inning. The team looks to bounce back with Ohtani scheduled to pitch and serve as designated hitter in the next game.