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DODGERS POSTCAST: WROBLESKI and OHTANI leave the game early, but the Bullpen holds on to win the series.
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- Jun 12, 2026
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- 1479
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Summary
Los Angeles Dodgers hold off the gritty Pittsburgh Pirates as Tanner Scott dominates in relief, but Shohei Ohtani’s early exit with a swollen knee raises concern. Can the Dodgers maintain momentum with two core players—Ohtani and Justin Wrobleski—leaving the game after injuries? Host Pete Fox breaks down the bullpen’s rollercoaster performance, the significance of snapping a years-long Pittsburgh slump, and pivotal moments like Will Klein’s clutch strikeout with the bases loaded. Key discussion points include Andy Pages staying hot at the plate, Kyle Hurt’s recent struggles, and how the Dodgers’ resilience shapes their road trip. With a fierce upcoming series against the Chicago White Sox on deck, questions loom about bullpen stability and Ohtani’s availability. Will the Dodgers’ depth be enough during this critical stretch?