The Los Angeles Dodgers secured another National League West division title after defeating the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 2. The victory gave the Dodgers their 13th division championship in the last 14 seasons and their fifth consecutive title.

Kyle Tucker played a key role in the win, finishing 4 for 5 with a home run, two doubles and three runs batted in. Max Muncy also contributed with a two run double, while rookie Josue De Paula added an important run scoring single.

The Dodgers received a strong pitching performance as Justin Wrobleski opened the game with three perfect innings before Landon Knack followed with four scoreless innings to earn the victory. Cincinnati managed only two runs, with Sal Stewart hitting his 32nd home run of the season.

Los Angeles improved to 93 wins and 60 losses with the result. The team is now looking to secure the top playoff position in the National League, while Cincinnati has lost eight of its last ten games.