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DODGERS POSTCAST: Dodgers had their chances but left too many DUCKS on the POND
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- Apr 29, 2026
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- 1399
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Summary
Los Angeles Dodgers suffer a frustrating series loss to the Miami Marlins, marked by wasted opportunities and lackluster offense. Can Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman rediscover their spark before it’s too late? Pete Fox rants about the Dodgers’ inability to convert leadoff runners and the team’s alarming struggles in clutch situations, with Freeman going 0-for-5 and the lineup faltering despite multiple chances. Breaking down Tyler Glasnow’s stellar outing—nine strikeouts over five and two-thirds—but lamenting another wasted start due to anemic run support, the analysis spotlights cold bats at the top of the order, intermittent momentum, and key mismanagement of challenges. As the Dodgers prepare to regroup during an off day before facing the St. Louis Cardinals, questions remain: Will the offense wake up, or is a deeper slump looming for the reigning NL West powerhouse?