Mookie Betts overcomes a poor start to the season and, along with Shohei Ohtani, holds up the Dodgers’ offense
Mookie Betts' individual performance at the start of the 2025 season was not what he expected, from the stomach upset that forced him to miss the Tokyo Series in which Los Angeles Dodgers started with a pair of wins over the Chicago Cubs, to some April numbers that the shortstop himself described as "trash" with a .230 batting average.In statements published in the Los Angeles Times, Betts compared himself to Ohtani and acknowledged that unlike the Japanese player's power, he needs to be precise when making his swing.Shohei Ohtani sparks intrigue with a mysterious celebration with the Dodgers and Mookie Betts"Unfortunately, I can't not have my swing. On that day, but still hit something and it goes over the fence or whatever. Even when I have my swing A, if I don't get it, it's not going to be a […]
