His head in his hands, Diamondbacks reliever Kevin Ginkel sat in the dugout in stunned disbelief. He sat there after coming off the mound from his worst outing in years. He sat there after Shohei Ohtani flung his bat and raised his arms skyward,

The Dodgers blow an early five-run lead when Roki Sasaki can’t complete five innings and Anthony Banda gives up a grand slam. Ohtani’s blast erases all of that in a wild 14-11 victory over the

The Dodgers and Diamondbacks played one of the wildest games of the season in the desert, combining for 25 runs, 26 hits, two blown leads of at least three runs and six homers.