Close Menu
Sports Review News
  • Football
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
  • Hocky
  • Soccer
  • Boxing
  • Golf
  • Tennis
  • More Articles

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest creative sports news and updates directly to your inbox.

Trending

Candace Parker, 2026 class inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame: Highlights

August 17, 2026

Claressa Shields Stops Scott In the Sixth, Is Lauren Price Next?

August 17, 2026

Yankees’ Gerrit Cole remembers Tommy John as trailblazer for ‘venturing into the unknown’ with surgery

August 17, 2026
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
Sports Review News
SUBSCRIBE
  • Football
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
  • Hocky
  • Soccer
  • Boxing
  • Golf
  • Tennis
  • More Articles
Sports Review News
Home»Baseball»Dave Roberts laments Dodgers’ offense, defense after Brewers take 3 in LA
Baseball

Dave Roberts laments Dodgers’ offense, defense after Brewers take 3 in LA

News RoomBy News RoomAugust 17, 2026No Comments6 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Email Telegram Copy Link
Dave Roberts laments Dodgers’ offense, defense after Brewers take 3 in LA

The Los Angeles Dodgers remain one of the favorites to win the World Series, but that doesn’t mean it will come easy.

Manager Dave Roberts called out his team both offensively and defensively on Sunday, Aug. 16 after the Dodgers lost three of four games to the Milwaukee Brewers at Dodger Stadium.

“I say this because it’s just been four or five, six weeks of below-average production in our offense,” Roberts said. “It’s just the truth, and I think we just haven’t played clean baseball for quite some time, and that speaks to the defense.”

When asked which was more concerning, Roberts pointed at both.

“I think both,” Roberts said. “Giving extra outs, which causes pitches and the guys are working with the defense and their at-bats, but I still think there’s certain intent offensively, but they both need to get better.”

The Dodgers have lost 10 of their past 15 games – including a seven-game losing streak from July 31 to Aug. 7 – and have gone 13-14 since the All-Star break.

1 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

Guess what? The Dodgers don’t have MLB’s highest payroll!

Due to the team’s heavy use use of deferred contracts, MLB’s Labor Relations Department’s present-day salary calculations has the Mets at No. 1.

(Payrolls entering opening day)

(Brad Penner, Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

1 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

Guess what? The Dodgers don’t have MLB’s highest payroll!

Due to the team’s heavy use use of deferred contracts, MLB’s Labor Relations Department’s present-day salary calculations has the Mets at No. 1.

(Payrolls entering opening day)

(Brad Penner, Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

2 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

30) Cleveland Guardians — $69,984,029

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

3 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

29) Miami Marlins — $79,429,030

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

4 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

28) Chicago White Sox — $83,892,150

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

5 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

27) Washington Nationals — $87,955,033

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

6 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

26) Tampa Bay Rays — $89,632,420

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

7 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

25) Athletics — $91,849,688

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

8 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

24) Minnesota Twins — $96,726,784

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

9 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

23) St. Louis Cardinals — $98,115,902

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

10 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

22) Pittsburgh Pirates — $102,058,886

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

11 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

21) Colorado Rockies — $118,302,854

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

12 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

20) Cincinnati Reds — $124,308,099

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

13 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

19) Milwaukee Brewers — $125,467,605

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

14 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

18) Kansas City Royals — $141,244,816

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

15 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

17) Seattle Mariners — $160,726,794

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

16 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

16) Baltimore Orioles — $170,369,743

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

17 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

15) Los Angeles Angels — $179,002,696

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

18 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

14) Arizona Diamondbacks — $183,460,266

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

19 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

13) Texas Rangers — $183,539,230

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

20 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

12) Boston Red Sox — $198,883,374

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

21 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

11) San Francisco Giants — $200,800,003

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

22 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

10) Detroit Tigers — $209,415,401

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

23 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

9) Chicago Cubs — $220,693,350

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

24 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

8) San Diego Padres — $224,833,896

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

25 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

7) Houston Astros — $246,519,331

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

26 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

6) Atlanta Braves — $252,141,372

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

27 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

5) Toronto Blue Jays — $278,989,858

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

28 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

4) Philadelphia Phillies — $283,686,918

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

29 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

3) New York Yankees — $301,064,810

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

30 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

2) Los Angeles Dodgers — $322,385,057

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

31 / 31

MLB team payroll rankings from lowest to highest in 2026

1) New York Mets — $357,626,125

(Imagn Images via Reuters Connect)

Roberts admitted he didn’t have a single answer as to what will break the team out of this funk but continued to cite the team’s experience as a reason for this to be seen as nothing more than a phase and not a snapshot of what this team is going forward.

During that seven-game losing streak, the Dodgers were swept in series by the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs.

“That’s just not winning baseball,” Roberts said. “Our pedigree and what we typically do is control the zone, grind it out at-bats and create stress. We just aren’t doing that.”

Los Angeles even acquired Tarik Skubal during that losing streak, and he hasn’t been able to turn things around for the team. He is just 0-1 after three starts for the Dodgers.

The Dodgers appeared to have turned things around this past week, sweeping the Kansas City Royals at home in a three-game series, but that was quickly derailed. The Milwaukee Brewers came to town and won three out of four games, outscoring the Dodgers 16-10.

In the last two games against Milwaukee, the Dodgers’ offense was held to just three runs on 11 hits and three walks.

“I like to think they are all aware of it,” Roberts told reporters on Sunday. “They’ve done it in the past. We just need to reset offensively, and it just can’t happen all at once. We just have to start building collectively.”

The Dodgers will have an opportunity to get back on track with a three-game series on the road against the Colorado Rockies.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Dave Roberts laments Dodgers’ offense, defense after Brewers take 3 in LA

Read the full article here

Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Telegram Reddit Email
Previous ArticleWarriors legend gives LeBron James ultimate flowers: ‘He has no weakness’
Next Article Janibek Wants Sheeraz Fight In New York

Related Posts

Yankees’ Gerrit Cole remembers Tommy John as trailblazer for ‘venturing into the unknown’ with surgery

August 17, 2026

Mariners drive away the night with a series win in Houston against division leading Astros

August 17, 2026

Gaslamp Ball Reacts Survey Results: Bringing back Adrian Morejon should be first move for new owners

August 17, 2026

Joe Musgrove is ready to start for Padres

August 17, 2026

Mariners hang on for a 3-2 win over the Astros as Raleigh, Arozarena go deep

August 17, 2026

59-66: Chart

August 17, 2026
Add A Comment
Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

Demo
Stay In Touch
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Vimeo
Don't Miss

Candace Parker, 2026 class inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame: Highlights

By News RoomAugust 17, 2026

Candace Parker is widely regarded as one of the best women’s basketball players of all time…

Claressa Shields Stops Scott In the Sixth, Is Lauren Price Next?

August 17, 2026

Yankees’ Gerrit Cole remembers Tommy John as trailblazer for ‘venturing into the unknown’ with surgery

August 17, 2026

LeBron James launches golf YouTube channel in spectacular fashion

August 17, 2026

Subscribe to Updates

Get the latest creative sports news and updates directly to your inbox.

Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
  • Home
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of use
  • For Advertisers
  • Contact
© 2026 Prices.com LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.