
Everybody Hits… or Nobody Hits
With this team, hitting is a group sport. When two are seeing it, four are. When two go cold, the whole lineup goes cold. It's the strangest offense I've watched in 40 years.

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Founder of LA Dodger Talk. Grew up near Dayton, OH and became a Dodgers fan after the team responded to a fan letter with memorabilia. Semi-retired south of Indianapolis. Chairs US Water Systems. Author and public speaker, father of five, grandfather of seven.

With this team, hitting is a group sport. When two are seeing it, four are. When two go cold, the whole lineup goes cold. It's the strangest offense I've watched in 40 years.

It is always beyond good to go into Milwaukee and take two out of three. The bullpen looked like the bullpen we were promised in February.

Yes, the deferred-money strategy is clever. Yes, the Ohtani contract is structurally brilliant. But the bill is going to come due, and the math gets uglier every year we extend a star.

Twenty-eight at-bats. Two hits. One run. That was the offense last night. There is no defending it and no analyzing it. Some nights you just no-show.