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A 12-2 thumping of the Houston Astros on Wednesday afternoon gave the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers a series win over their 2017 World Series opponents. After losing starting pitcher Tyler Glasnow to a lower back injury to start the second inning, the Dodgers' offense exploded to score nine runs over the next three innings. By the time the fifth inning ended, a 1-1 tie had turned into a rout for the visitors. For the first time in his career, Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages hit three home runs. ClutchPoints shared Pages' personal historic achievement via X, formerly Twitter.
"Andy Pages records his first career three-homer game 🔥," posted the sports site late Wednesday afternoon.
The 25-year-old Cuban outfielder has continued to build on a breakout 2025 campaign. Following his historic three-homer outing, Pages is hitting .336 with eight home runs and 33 RBIs. The center fielder was responsible for half of the Dodgers' runs, driving in six during Wednesday's victory. The triumph helps increase LA's divisional lead to a full game over the San Diego Padres , who are currently locked in a divisional battle with the San Francisco Giants .
Looking to capture their third straight World Series title, the Dodgers will look to grow their NL West lead this weekend against the Atlanta Braves . Based on the play of both teams so far this season, it's possible that the clash against the Braves will be a playoff preview. With Pages and the rest of the offense starting to heat up, will Los Angeles continue their winning ways back home in Chavez Ravine? If so, don't be surprised to see the rising center fielder remain a key part of the Dodgers' lineup.
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