The Dodgers keep crushing it, extending their win streak to four games with a gritty 4-3 win over the Mets — now boasting the best record in baseball at 67-38. They’ve swept the Mets five times this season, and this one was all about momentum: Kyle Tucker’s ninth homer, two costly Mets errors, and Andy Pages’ clutch single fueled the offense. Yamamoto shut down the Mets for six innings, striking out five while allowing just one run. The Mets, meanwhile, are in freefall — 19 games under .500 — and just got hit harder with Juan Soto sidelined on the injured list. The Dodgers are aiming for a three-game sweep, and it’s clear they’re in a league of their own while the Mets struggle to catch a break.

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The Dodgers are rumored to be eyeing big moves, but they’re fiercely protective of their elite talent. Skubal’s dominance makes him a top-tier prize, but the Dodgers’ depth and long-term vision mean they’ll likely stay put. Their top prospects—Josue De Paula, Mike Sirota, and Christian Zazueta—are untouchable. De Paula’s power-hitting is reminiscent of Seager, Sirota’s 72-game on-base streak is historic, and Zazueta’s elite fastball makes him a cornerstone and a trade asset. The Dodgers aren’t just contenders—they’re building for the future, one untouchable prospect at a time.

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Shohei Ohtani’s hitting dominance is rewriting the script, even without pitching — and the Dodgers are scrambling to build around him before the trade deadline. With MVP buzz mounting and playoff pressure mounting, LA’s front office is juggling roster moves to maximize his offensive firepower while navigating the uncertainty of his eventual return to the mound. Fans are watching every move — this is high-stakes chess with a superstar at the center.

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Shohei Ohtani’s pitching comeback hit a bump—his bullpen session was canceled after he felt off, and the Dodgers are taking it slow, prioritizing his health over any schedule. Already sidelined earlier this season due to knee inflammation and a recent uptick in earned runs, Ohtani remains a DH while his arm gets extra care. Manager Dave Roberts says there’s no panic, just patience—and expects Ohtani back on the mound this August, though no exact date is set. The team’s message? Trust the process, and let Ohtani lead at his own pace.

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Dodgers aim for sweep against Mets as they roll in close wins, facing Freddy Peralta’s shaky season—especially against low-K teams. Emmet Sheehan’s sharp stuff and low walks make him tough to crack, while both offenses struggle against righties, especially at home. Expect a low-scoring battle under 9.5 runs.

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Dodgers crush Mets 4-3 as Yamamoto dominates with 11th win, Kyle Tucker homers again, and Andy Pages delivers clutch hits — while whispers of a blockbuster trade deadline move grow louder, targeting elite arms like Skubal, signaling L.A.’s all-in push for another World Series.

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Mets Fall Again, Defense Lets Them Down | Los Angeles Dodgers News

Kiké Hernández is back on track after two months off with an oblique injury, ready to rejoin the squad Tuesday. Edwin Díaz, the closer, is set to return Wednesday after elbow surgery, a major boost for the bullpen. Kyle Tucker’s hot streak against the Mets—two homers in two days—shows his resurgence, fueled by team support and a shared World Series goal. Meanwhile, Shohei Ohtani faces another setback with knee flare-ups, delaying his return until he’s fully cleared and confident. With key players coming back and others sidelined, the season’s race is heating up with more twists ahead.

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