The Dodgers were held scoreless for six innings by rookie Ryne Nelson, but the Dodgers broke through against the next Nelson, Kyle, who left the game after loading the bases with no outs and watched all three runners score.
Los Angeles tacked on three more runs in the ninth on a Mookie Betts homer, and the Dodgers won the series opener in Arizona, 6-0, to clinch a postseason spot (again) and lower their magic number in the NL West to one.
Tyler Anderson threw seven shutout innings for the Dodgers to earn the win, lowering his ERA to 2.