Jim Rodriguez breaks down a tough week for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Dodgers Latest after being swept by the Houston Astros and outscored 29-6. The episode examines the Dodgers’ troubling 20-19 record against winning teams, bullpen struggles—highlighted by 21 earned runs allowed in 17 innings—and the impact of injuries to starters like Glasnow, Snell, Sasaki, and Gonsolin. Get updates on Max Muncy’s injury timeline, the rotating cast at third base, and why Shohei Ohtani’s pitching return could further tax the bullpen. Jim debates whether the Dodgers should pursue a trade for Bo Bichette or stick with Kiké Hernández, Miguel Rojas, and Tommy Edman. With the trade deadline approaching and playoff concerns mounting, tune in for expert analysis, fan reactions, and what the Dodgers must do to stay atop the National League.

Jim Rodriguez recaps a dramatic Dodgers walk-off win over the White Sox and celebrates Clayton Kershaw becoming the first Dodger—and only the fourth left-hander—to reach 3,000 career strikeouts. The episode covers Max Muncy’s knee injury and possible trade targets at third base (Eugenio Suárez, Ryan McMahon, Chris Taylor, Nolan Arenado) if Muncy misses time. Rodriguez also highlights fan calls for more playing time for Han Kim and discusses the Dodgers’ strong division lead and looming trade deadline decisions.

Jim Rodriguez previews a historic night for the Dodgers as Clayton Kershaw sits just three strikeouts away from 3,000, a milestone no Dodger has reached before. The episode discusses the Dodgers’ resilience amid injuries, Shohei Ohtani’s 30th home run, slumps from stars like Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman, and trade deadline possibilities including Bo Bichette. Rodriguez also highlights the team’s strong lead in the NL West despite missing key pitchers and invites fans to share their thoughts on potential moves before the deadline.