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| Title: | Los Angeles Dodgers' series sweep of Washington Nationals: What we learned |
| Link: | Original article on nytimes.com |
| Region: | US |
| Topics: | series; washington; sweep; los; rushing; role; rotation; learned; season; nationals; angeles; start; wrobleski; better; dodgers; roberts; day; Dave Roberts (pitcher); Inning; Kazuhiro Sasaki; At bat; Shortstop; Los Angeles Dodgers; Kyle Freeland; Injured list; Platoon system; Second baseman; Triple-A (baseball); Major League Baseball; Rōki Sasaki; Cut fastball; Mookie Betts; Miguel Rojas (baseball); Shohei Ohtani; Forkball; Pitch (baseball); Manager (baseball); Washington Nationals; Fastball; Spring training; Toronto Blue Jays |
| Datetime: | 4/6/2026, 11:00:30 AM |
| Summary: | “It is a mark of our ballclub that every out matters, every game matters.”The Dodgers (7-2) entered the series with two primary concerns. There was (perhaps overblown) discourse regarding the Dodgers’ slow start, specifically at the top of the order. pic.twitter.com/RsEbc70vc1 — Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 5, 2026Rushing isn’t expected to see a ton of playing time. It’s a role Rushing worked hard to adjust to, and he’s been candid that it has not come easy. “The conversations he’s had with the coaches is better,” Roberts said.... |
