Los Angeles took control at Rate Field on June 13, 2026, defeating the Chicago White Sox 7-1. The Dodgers built their lead steadily throughout the game, scoring three runs early and adding insurance runs in the sixth and ninth innings to secure a comfortable win.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto earned the win, improving his season record to 6-4. He maintained a strong 2.68 ERA while leading the Dodgers' pitching effort. His performance kept the White Sox offense quiet, limiting them to a single run over the course of the 2:48 game duration.

This result breaks a 1-1 deadlock in the series, giving Los Angeles the advantage. While the White Sox struggled to find offense, the Dodgers capitalized on their opportunities to pull ahead. The victory improves the standing of the Dodgers within the National League West race.

Tom Hanahan worked the home plate position for a crew that managed a game lasting just under three hours. Los Angeles finished with ten hits to dominate the contest. The Dodgers now hold the series lead after this decisive seven-run performance.