Another bullpen meltdown leaves Dodgers manager Dave Roberts infuriated and Edwin Diaz frustrated
The Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen has blown three saves in the last five games, leaving the team and fans frustrated.
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📍 The outcome
The Dodgers suffered a ninth-inning loss to the Brewers following a bullpen struggle. Edwin Díaz subsequently addressed his performance, expressing that his pitching is trending in a positive direction after a later outing.
The narrative quieted following his response.
Epilogue added 20d ago, after coverage quieted.
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- Primary Driver: The Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen has blown three saves in the last five games, leaving the team and fans frustrated.
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On August 14, the Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen faltered in the ninth inning, allowing the Milwaukee Brewers to score five runs and win 5-4. The Dodgers' closer, Edwin Diaz, struggled but managed to escape a jam in a subsequent game.
Manager Dave Roberts expressed his frustration after the loss, calling the bullpen's performance unacceptable. Diaz, however, remains optimistic about his performance, stating that he feels he is moving in a good direction despite the setback.
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Who reported it (4)
- Brewers come alive in ninth, steal 5-4 win over Dodgers Brew Crew Ball · 24d ago
- "Today It Wasn't Easy": Dodgers' Edwin Diaz Bounces Back With Bold Response After Rough Night sports.yahoo.com · 24d ago
- Edwin Díaz feels he’s ‘going in a good direction’ after escaping jam in Dodgers’ win Los Angeles Times · 24d ago
- Highlights: Brewers at Dodgers (8/14) Stream of Major League Baseball cbssports.com · 24d ago
Questions people are asking
What happened in the Dodgers' game on August 14?
The Dodgers lost 5-4 to the Brewers after the bullpen gave up five runs in the ninth inning.
How has the Dodgers' bullpen performed recently?
The Dodgers' bullpen has blown three saves in the last five games.
What is the reaction from the Dodgers' manager and players?
Manager Dave Roberts is frustrated, while closer Edwin Diaz remains optimistic about his performance.
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