Benjamin Royer
Reporter at Los Angeles Times
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16 hours ago |
thederrick.com | Benjamin Royer
Manager Dave Roberts continued to give Michael Conforto his chances at the plate. The former Giant was pegged to do what he’s done his entire career: hit with power. Instead, he’s struck out 41 times and hits a whopping .153, comfortably bottom of the barrel in the Dodgers lineup. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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16 hours ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Benjamin Royer
By Benjamin Royer, Los Angeles Times Manager Dave Roberts continued to give Michael Conforto his chances at the plate. The former Giant was pegged to do what he's done his entire career: hit with power. Instead, he's struck out 41 times and hits a whopping .153, comfortably bottom of the barrel in the Dodgers lineup.
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16 hours ago |
latimes.com | Benjamin Royer
Manager Dave Roberts continued to give Michael Conforto his chances at the plate. The former Giant was pegged to do what he’s done his entire career: hit with power. Instead, he’s struck out 41 times and hits a whopping .153, comfortably bottom of the barrel in the Dodgers lineup. For Chris Taylor, starts are few and far between. The Dodgers have now played 42 games. Taylor has only played in 26 and started in six.
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17 hours ago |
dailyitem.com | Benjamin Royer
Manager Dave Roberts continued to give Michael Conforto his chances at the plate. The former Giant was pegged to do what he’s done his entire career: hit with power. Instead, he’s struck out 41 times and hits a whopping .153, comfortably bottom of the barrel in the Dodgers lineup. kAmu@C r9C:D %2J=@C[ DE2CED 2C6 76H 2?5 72C 36EH66?] %96 s@586CD 92G6 ?@H A=2J65 ca 82>6D] %2J=@C 92D @?=J A=2J65 :? ae 2?5 DE2CE65 :? D:I]k^AmkAm%96 DFA6C FE:=:EJ>2? A=2J65 2 C@=6 :?
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20 hours ago |
latimes.com | Benjamin Royer
The Dodgers’ pitcher injury woes are continuing to pile up, this time with heralded Japanese right-hander Roki Sasaki potentially out of action. Sasaki did not throw at his scheduled bullpen session Tuesday and is instead getting his right shoulder examined by the team doctor, a person familiar with the situation but not authorized to speak publicly said.
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