LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers won the first game of their seven-game homestand on Monday, but thoughts still turned to not only their recent eight losses in nine games but also their general malaise as a team for the past six weeks.
Earlier Monday, Fabian Ardaya at The Athletic wrote about how inept the Dodgers have been at hitting fastballs of late. These figures were through Sunday:
Opposing pitching staffs have appeared to find a hole. Since July 1, no team in baseball has seen a higher percentage of fastballs than the Dodgers have (58.7 percent). The Dodgers have produced a .693 OPS against those pitches in that span, including the…
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