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The Dodgers wasted another strong Shohei Ohtani start as his two-way reset now comes with an uncomfortable tradeoff: dominant pitching, a slumping bat, and too little support. Reinforcements are getting closer, with Mookie Betts, Kiké Hernández and Brock Stewart moving toward returns.
In this episodeDodgers’ offense fails to support Shohei Ohtani’s pitching in loss to Astros – Orange County Register
Our take: We’re with this: six innings and three runs is survivable, but four double plays in five innings is baseball’s version of stepping on every rake in the yard. The rotation is not the headline when the lineup keeps erasing its own rallies.
Our take: Hang the banner: first in pain differential. It’s funny because it captures the absurdity of having enough high-end pitching to brag about and still walking away with losses.
Our take: The sarcasm is earned. With this roster, 'Dodgers offense struggles' should sound like a typo, and lately it’s just the box score.
Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani seeks answers to slump amid return to two-way role - Yahoo Sports
Our take: Sure, trade the guy with a microscopic ERA because the lineup forgets how bats work on his start days. We appreciate the bit, but the real solution is not detonating the franchise; it’s scoring two or three normal baseball runs.
Our take: That double-take is basically the season so far. Ohtani being an ERA-board monster is expected; the surprise is how weirdly little comfort that has bought the Dodgers on his pitching nights.
Our take: The deGrom comp hurts because it’s real: ace-level dominance can still get buried under bad timing and empty offense. Baseball remains the sport most committed to making excellence feel personally insulted.
Dodgers news: Kiké Hernández starts rehab with Triple-A Oklahoma City | True Blue LA
Mookie Betts closes in on Dodgers return as Dave Roberts reveals key next step | Sporting News
Our take: That’s the optimistic Dodgers fan calendar: survive the weird month, get Mookie and Snell back, then resume being accused of ruining baseball. We’d only add that the next 30 days have to include better at-bats, not just better health.
Our take: It is ridiculous, and it’s also why this stretch feels so bizarre. Ohtani can be pitching like a Cy Young finalist and still leave everyone debating the lineup, the DH plan, and why one earned run somehow feels expensive.
Dodgers news: Which reliever is headed back to Triple-A? | True Blue LA
Daily TopFive for Dodgers Daily Podcast. Links above go to the original articles. Feedback? Email [email protected].
By Dodgers Daily Podcast — Lantern PodcastsThe Dodgers wasted another strong Shohei Ohtani start as his two-way reset now comes with an uncomfortable tradeoff: dominant pitching, a slumping bat, and too little support. Reinforcements are getting closer, with Mookie Betts, Kiké Hernández and Brock Stewart moving toward returns.
In this episodeDodgers’ offense fails to support Shohei Ohtani’s pitching in loss to Astros – Orange County Register
Our take: We’re with this: six innings and three runs is survivable, but four double plays in five innings is baseball’s version of stepping on every rake in the yard. The rotation is not the headline when the lineup keeps erasing its own rallies.
Our take: Hang the banner: first in pain differential. It’s funny because it captures the absurdity of having enough high-end pitching to brag about and still walking away with losses.
Our take: The sarcasm is earned. With this roster, 'Dodgers offense struggles' should sound like a typo, and lately it’s just the box score.
Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani seeks answers to slump amid return to two-way role - Yahoo Sports
Our take: Sure, trade the guy with a microscopic ERA because the lineup forgets how bats work on his start days. We appreciate the bit, but the real solution is not detonating the franchise; it’s scoring two or three normal baseball runs.
Our take: That double-take is basically the season so far. Ohtani being an ERA-board monster is expected; the surprise is how weirdly little comfort that has bought the Dodgers on his pitching nights.
Our take: The deGrom comp hurts because it’s real: ace-level dominance can still get buried under bad timing and empty offense. Baseball remains the sport most committed to making excellence feel personally insulted.
Dodgers news: Kiké Hernández starts rehab with Triple-A Oklahoma City | True Blue LA
Mookie Betts closes in on Dodgers return as Dave Roberts reveals key next step | Sporting News
Our take: That’s the optimistic Dodgers fan calendar: survive the weird month, get Mookie and Snell back, then resume being accused of ruining baseball. We’d only add that the next 30 days have to include better at-bats, not just better health.
Our take: It is ridiculous, and it’s also why this stretch feels so bizarre. Ohtani can be pitching like a Cy Young finalist and still leave everyone debating the lineup, the DH plan, and why one earned run somehow feels expensive.
Dodgers news: Which reliever is headed back to Triple-A? | True Blue LA
Daily TopFive for Dodgers Daily Podcast. Links above go to the original articles. Feedback? Email [email protected].