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Dodgers just cant get it together
A week ago things were looking up for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Although they were playing shorthanded with the likes of Matt Kemp and Carl Crawford sidelined, the club was riding Yasiel Puig-mania and looked to have real solid momentum with the Arizona Diamondbacks heading into Chavez Ravine for a three game series. The Dodgers had the favorable pitching matchup with their three aces, Clayton Kershaw, Zach Greinke, and Hyun Jin-Ryu facing the Diamondbacks. Unfortunately for the Dodgers two scenarios that marked their early season resurfaced this week. First, Brandon League blew yet another save in the first game of the series as the Dodgers wasted a solid start by Kershaw. The Dodgers stuggles at the closer position again festered at an inopportune time. In the second game of the series Ian Kennedy made the ill-fated decision throw up an in to first Puig and then Zach Greinke, leading to a bench clearing wrestling match and an injured shoulder for the Dodgers super rookie (Puig). With the Cuban rookie sidelined the Dodgers lost a bit of momentum, losing the final game of the Diamondbacks series and then losing two of three to the suddenly good Pittsburgh Pirates. The Dodgers bats once again fell silent versus Pittsburgh as they mustered just eight runs in the three game series including an opening series shutout on Friday night. Fortunately for the Dodgers no one is playing particularly well in the NL West and even though they mustered only two wins this past week the Dodgers didn't lose any ground. They are ten games under .500 but only 7.5 behind the Diamondbacks who were swept by the San Diego Padres.

The Dodgers find themselves on the road all of next week, with a two game series in New York versus the suddenly struggling Yankees and a four game trip south to San Diego to face the Padres, owners of a six game winning streak that has propelled them over .500 and within two games of the division leading Diamondbacks. With the Giants, Diamondbacks and Rockies struggling around .500 for most of the past month the Padres suddenly have the look of the top team in the division. Four in San Diego will be a big test for the Dodgers and a must-win series. With the all-star break fast approaching the club needs to decide if they are buyers or sellers. With the division deficit only 7.5 games the Dodgers are hypothetically still in it but really need to have a real winning streak. It's hard to see the team putting together a significant streak with Matt Kemp and Carl Crawford sidelined. Kemp was targeted for a return from the DL versus the Pirates but suffered a setback. It's still to be determined when he'll return this week.

Kemp or no Kemp the story continues to be Yasiel Puig. The rookie missed some time after the injury suffered versus Arizona but continued to hit at a torrid pace upon his return. With three hits on Sunday the rookie is hitting .479 with a .500 on base percentage. He's hitting for average and power while displaying dynamic speed on the base paths and a rocket arm in the outfield. If the Dodgers can string together a solid week they'll return to LA for a home stand which should include more packed grounds hoping to see Puig put on a show. By: Chris Cabrera

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