Los Angeles scored four times in the 10th to beat San Francisco 5-1 and reach 100 wins; the Giants closed 2026 at 65-97, the first time in their 144-year history they have finished with that record and their worst finish since 2017.
San Francisco’s bullpen held the Dodgers to one unearned run and six hits through nine innings, with nine pitchers taking the mound. The Giants’ only run came on Scott Bandura’s first career RBI single; they had one hit in 10 at-bats with runners in scoring position.
An apparent eighth-inning solo homer by Christian Koss was overturned on review and called foul, erasing what would have been a 2-1 Giants lead. San Francisco also failed to score after putting runners at the corners with no outs in the seventh.
