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MLB · 2 years ago

Los Angeles Dodgers Remain Top Five Favorite to Win World Series

Sportsgrid Staff

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Los Angeles Dodgers Remain Top Five Favorite to Win World Series

As the MLB season heats up, the Los Angeles Dodgers are still in the conversation for the World Series. Despite a somewhat shaky start, the team is still considered one of the top five favorites to take home the title. But with strong competition across the league, it’s anyone’s game.

Mookie Betts: A Game-Changing Acquisition

One major reason the Dodgers are still in the running is the acquisition of Mookie Betts. The former Red Sox star has been playing incredibly well in the infield and has even taken on a new position at shortstop. He’s been a key player for the Dodgers this season and major league baseball even named him Player of the Month.

Dodgers’ Strong Management

Another reason the Dodgers are well-positioned for success is their strong management. They have a track record of making smart moves and adding key players at the right time. Even as early as April, they’ve already made what feels like a deadline acquisition in Betts.

Health is Key

Like any team, the Dodgers will need to stay healthy if they want to make a deep postseason run. Betts’ move to shortstop was not part of the initial plan, so the team may need to make further adjustments if injuries occur. In addition, key players like Chris Taylor will need to step up if the team wants to replicate their success from a few years ago.

Final Thoughts

Overall, the Dodgers are still a top team to watch this season. They have strong management, an incredible player in Betts, and a history of making key moves to stay competitive. Of course, the road to the World Series is long and there are many talented teams in the league. But for now, the Dodgers are still very much in the mix.