Patience at the plate and slick defense help Dodgers continue Jackie Robinson Day dominance
Briefly

The Dodgers overcame a series of uncharacteristic mistakes, including defensive errors and poor plate discipline, culminating in a strong performance against the Rockies. Their 6-2 victory improved their record to 17-4, coinciding with Jackie Robinson Day, which honors Robinson's legacy in sports and society. Manager Dave Roberts expressed the emotional significance of the day, while the team's improved ability to refrain from swinging at bad pitches led to a dominant offensive showing, particularly highlighted by Will Smith's homer and Tommy Edman's all-around performance.
The Dodgers improved to 17-4 on Jackie Robinson Day, celebrating his impact on breaking the color barrier in baseball while enhancing their performance after a tough stretch.
By not chasing errant pitches, the Dodgers capitalized on Rockies starter Ryan Feltner's struggles, leading to a decisive victory that restored confidence.
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