Dodgers continue to surge, defeating Orioles ahead of important NL West showdown
Briefly

Dave Roberts stated, 'Even as his team entered perhaps its most crucial stretch of the season, I wouldn't be managing the Dodgers any differently this week.' This reflects his confidence in the team's recent performance, which has seen them capitalize on their opportunities during a pivotal moment.
Following the Dodgers' 6-3 victory against the Baltimore Orioles, it was noted that the team is currently surging through August. Roberts emphasized that the club has maintained a strategic roster management approach, even amidst the increased pressure as they enter a critical stretch of the season.
Roberts decided to hold out star player Freddie Freeman for a third consecutive game to manage the discomfort in his fractured finger, indicating a careful approach to player health while maintaining team performance, especially with an important series upcoming against the Diamondbacks.
Despite adjustments in the lineup, such as Max Muncy sitting against a lefty starter and Tommy Edman stepping into the cleanup position for the first time, the Dodgers proved resilient, scoring effectively through opportunistic plays and demonstrating their depth as a team.
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