Dodgers Erupt for 12, Pages and Call Each Score Three Times

Los Angeles dropped a 12-3 hammer on Minnesota on June 23, 2026, with Andy Pages and Alex Call each crossing the plate three times in a game that was effectively over before the sixth inning. Justin Wrobleski handled the pitching side with seven innings of two-run ball, making the Twins' offense look like a minor inconvenience.

The Dodgers drew first blood in the first when Ohtani scored on an Edman single, but Minnesota answered immediately — Caratini launched a 369-foot shot to left center in the second to knot it at one. The game's true pivot came in the third, when a throwing error by second baseman Keaschall let Freeman score and pushed Minnesota's win probability from 38% down to 28%. The Twins clawed back to tie it at two on a Bell single that scored Buxton, but that would be the last time they'd see level ground.

The fourth inning is where Los Angeles buried this one. An Ohtani sacrifice fly scored Call, then Freeman singled home Robinson, then Betts singled home Pages — three runs in a single frame to make it 5-2. Freeman added another RBI double in the sixth to score Pages again, and a Robinson sacrifice bunt in the seventh pushed it to 7-2. The story of the night, it appears, was the Dodgers' ability to manufacture runs in waves, never letting Minnesota's pitching staff find a rhythm. Freeman finished 3-for-5 with 2 RBI; Pages went 3-for-5 with 3 runs scored; Call went 2-for-4 with a home run, an RBI, and 3 runs scored.

The ninth inning was pure humiliation for Minnesota. Call opened it with a 368-foot homer to left to make it 8-2, then the Dodgers kept the line moving — a Freeland score, a Pages RBI single, and a Muncy double that plated both Pages and Betts to balloon the lead to 12-2. Lee's 349-foot solo shot to right in the bottom half was a consolation prize that made the final 12-3. Wrobleski's line — 7.0 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 3 K — looks like exactly the kind of efficient, low-drama start a team needs when its offense is going to do this much damage. Worth noting: Kyle Tucker exited an earlier game in this series with low back spasms per ESPN, and his absence appears to have done nothing to slow this Dodgers machine down.