- After an 0-for-26 slump Kyle Tucker broke the drought with a go-ahead single, prompting playful razzing from veteran Miguel Rojas — who’s even been teaching him a Venezuelan card game to help him relax.
- Tucker’s had a rough stretch (notable struggles at Dodger Stadium and a couple defensive miscues), but teammates and manager Dave Roberts are actively supporting him and tweaking his routine to rebuild confidence.
- The Dodgers still hold a big division lead and are focused on the playoffs, so there’s plenty of time for Tucker to turn things around.
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