Saturday's victory against the Cubs showcased Yoshinobu Yamamoto's remarkable pitching, including escaping a bases loaded jam and retiring the final 10 batters faced.
Dodgers have been excelling against left-handed pitching this season, boasting a .280/.368/.455/.823 slash line with a league-high 6 home runs and a 128 wRC+.
Shota Imanaga, formerly Yamamoto's teammate, is set to pitch for the Cubs, having recently started his Major League career after signing a lucrative contract in January.
Miguel Rojas makes a rare shift to third base for the Dodgers, underlining the team's strategic adjustments and depth in defensive lineup placements.
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