**Devastating: Dodgers All-Star Sets Stolen Base Record**

In a momentous yet bittersweet night for the Los Angeles Dodgers, All-Star shortstop Mookie Betts shattered the franchise’s single-season stolen base record, but the excitement was clouded by a heartbreaking loss on the field. In the bottom of the third inning of Tuesday night’s game against the San Francisco Giants, Betts swiped his 64th base of the season, breaking the Dodgers’ previous record set by Hall of Famer Maury Wills in 1962.

Betts’ record-breaking steal came on a night filled with anticipation, as fans at Dodger Stadium erupted in applause the moment he safely slid into second base. “It’s an incredible honor to be mentioned alongside a legend like Maury Wills,” Betts said after the game. “But ultimately, it’s about helping my team win, and tonight, we just came up short.”

Despite Betts’ historic achievement, the Dodgers couldn’t capitalize on the momentum. The Giants managed to overpower the Dodgers, handing them a crushing 8-3 loss that dimmed the mood of celebration. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts praised Betts’ consistent performance, acknowledging that while the loss was tough, Betts’ ability to create opportunities on the base paths has been a game-changer all season.

With the postseason looming, Betts’ new stolen base record adds another accolade to his already stellar resume. However, the Dodgers will need more than individual milestones to advance deep into October. As Betts continues to dominate offensively and defensively, the Dodgers are hopeful his spark can reignite their pursuit of a World Series title.

For Betts and the Dodgers, the stolen base record is a moment to cherish, but the team’s focus remains fixed on the ultimate prize.