The Los Angeles Dodgers have solidified their status as perennial contenders in recent seasons, making deep playoff runs and showcasing a roster teeming with star power. On this breakdown page, you’ll dive into thrilling moments that illustrate the highs and lows of Dodgers baseball—from Joc Pederson’s game-changing blast against the Mets to Alex Verdugo’s explosive performance in a lopsided victory over the Phillies. And who could forget the fiery showdown with the Astros, where Joe Kelly took a stand amidst the lingering tensions of the 2017 scandal? Buckle up for a detailed look at the drama, excitement, and unforgettable plays that define this iconic franchise.
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Edwin Diaz & The Mets Blow a 3 Run Lead to the Dodgers, A Breakdown
The Mets brought in Edwin Díaz with a three-run lead to close out the game, but things unraveled fast. Joc Pederson took a bad slider deep to cut the lead to two. Díaz shrugged it off, but then Max Muncy crushed a fastball for another home run.
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Ump throws out Phillies Pitcher and even the Dodgers argue it
The Dodgers were crushing the Phillies in Philly when things got weird. Alex Verdugo launched a two-run homer to make it 12-1. On the very next pitch, Justin Turner got hit in the leg by a breaking ball.
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Joe Kelly throws at Bregman and mocks Correa
Tensions boiled over when the Dodgers faced the Astros, reigniting bad blood from the 2017 World Series cheating scandal. Joe Kelly took the mound and immediately started struggling with control. Down 3-0 in the count to Alex Bregman, Kelly looked like he made a decision: don’t pitch around him, just send a message.
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Fan shines laser pointer in player’s faces
The Dodgers and Mets were tied 4-4 in the top of the ninth when things got weird. Trey Turner came up with a runner on first and one out, trying to make an impact. The pitch came high and tight, appeared to hit Turner, and he casually took first.
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Fernando Tatís Jr peeks at the sign before hitting a homer
Trevor Bauer and Fernando Tatis Jr. added another chapter to their brewing rivalry during a tense Dodgers-Padres matchup. Before the game, Bauer tweeted at Tatis, accusing him of sign-stealing and inviting him to “just ask” if he needed help.
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