Dodgers' Struggles Mount: Pitching Woes and Defensive Blunders Lead to Fourth Straight Loss
Arizona’s Gabriel Moreno, right, celebrates with teammate Josh Naylor after hitting a two-run home run in the third inning Monday. (Kyusung Gong / Associated Press) Dodger Stadium was eerily quiet for much of Monday evening. And not just because whole areas of the top deck sat largely empty. In a 9-5 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Dodgers really did not just drop their fourth straight video game, but turned in an efficiency that elicited as several boos as anything else at Chavez Ravine, stumbling to a season-worst losing touch on a night they did little appropriate in any kind of facet of the game. Is Swipey like Tender? Try it Out There was bad defense early. In the first inning, facility fielder Hyeseong Kim lost a fly ball in the golden skies, causing 2 runs that would have been unearned had it not been ruled a double. In the second, third baseman Max Muncy spiked a throw to first on a slow-rolling grounder that brought about another avoidable score, despi...