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Dodgers: 5 Takeaways From Padres Rivalry So Far & what LA Needs to do to Fight Off SD in NL West

Yup! Another bit of Padres/Dodgers talk!

The banged up Los Angeles Dodgers lost three out of four games at home to the San Diego Padres in the second series clash of the year between the two top dogs in the NL West. We discuss our biggest takeaways from the budding Dodgers vs. Padres rivalry so far! We dive into the Dodgers cold bats, struggling bullpen, Doc’s decision making, and more!



Next, we break down Dustin May’s standout performance where he recorded a career high ten strikeouts. We discuss May’s bright future and what he’s done to get to the next level. Plus, was Fernando Tatis Jr. peaking at signs and were his celebrations too over the top?

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Join your DNpostgame host Doug McKain while we break down all the latest with your LA Dodgers. We use our 850,000 fans from Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook to gain insight into what the fans are thinking and do our best to represent all perspectives in the Dodgers Community!

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Doug McKain

Doug McKain is a lifelong Dodger fan and hosts Dodgers Nation’s “DNpostgame” show online. He also hosts Dodgers DougOut and the LA Sports Report on YouTube. DMAC is also a rabid Lakers fan, and lover of all Los Angeles sports.

2 Comments

    1. 100% in agreement. It seems very much like the Dodgers played it too cute in signing 4 or 5 reclamation projects cheap to fill the bullpen and should have signed or traded for a healthy superstar to be the closer or set up man.

      In fact, the Dodgers knew they had 6-8 bona fide starters. Why not trade a starter for a star reliever?

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