Trea Turner, who finished the game 3-for-4, extended his regular season hit streak to 26 games - extending back to 2021, as the Dodgers won their fourth-straight game. Pregame ceremonies saw the team honor the 75th anniversary of when Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier in 1947.
The Dodgers players also treated the fans to another win, their second straight at home and fourth straight overall with their 3-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds.
Justin Turner was trailing close behind as he attempted to make it a two-run game early, but he was cut down at the plate on a laser from Reds left fielder Aristedes Aquino. He finished the game with a triple, a double a single and a stolen base, bringing his average on the season to .367. The Reds struck for their lone run of the contest in the next half inning when Farmer drove one in on a single that came off of new pitcher Tyler Anderson.
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