The Dodgers are looking for some kind of reset seemingly every game now, and it's just not coming. They got behind early and then came back, only for the pen to blow it again in an 9-4 loss to the Mets.
That's six losses in their last eight games, and another one over the next two days would make it four series in the last five.
It was a frustrating outing because the Mets didn't really have his off-speed solved and he got into a ton of great counts, but ended up surrendering six hits, a walk, and a sacrifice fly on two-strike counts. Not sure if the adjustment is in pitch selection, execution, better luck, or all of the above, but Yamamoto doesn't seem optimized right now.
On the other end was Sean Manaea, who did well but the Dodgers eventually started chipping away against. He allowed just a single and a walk through three scoreless, but in the 4th a lead-off walk to Shohei Ohtani was eventually cashed in.
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