Justin Wrobleski

At risk of being swept for the first time this season, the Dodgers came out on fire, scoring four runs before an out was even recorded.

(Tim Campbell/MiLB) How quickly we all forget the ups and downs that come with a full 162 game season of Major League Baseball.

Justin Wrobleski made his season debut and got absolutely shelled, the offense was mostly kept in check, and the Dodgers ended up getting blown out 8-2 by the Nationals to drop their second consecutive series of the season.

The Dodgers had a rough day all around yesterday, ending in a 6-4 loss for their first losing streak of the season.

Top Farm Batter After Eduardo Quintero was dominant in his first two minor league stops, he scuffled a bit following a late-2024 promotion to Single-A. He was just 18 years old but was forced to make some adjustments.

The bats continued to look surprisingly sluggish at times, while the defense has been consistently awful for almost a week now, and it cost them yet again as another rally fell short in a 6-4 loss to the Nationals.