Letters: The ups, downs and in-betweens of Dodgers baseball

Letters: The ups, downs and in-betweens of Dodgers baseball



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Was it more fun to watch the Dodger offense return to form or to watch spoiled kid Pete Crow-Armstrong strike out four times on Saturday?

Certainly in the long run, Dodger success is much more important to this engaged fan than the serial failure of a young player still playing like a rookie after two years. Can you just imagine the screaming and cursing those Cubs fans watching on TV over PCAโ€™s performance? I hope Pete appreciates that attention.

David Gene Echt
Torrance

Please explain to Dave Roberts that you donโ€™t try a sacrifice bunt when you know the Marlins then automatically walk Shohei Ohtani. Nonsensical.

Fred Wallin
Westlake Village

Ah, yes, itโ€™s that time of the baseball season, when the L.A. faithful panic over early losses, while other fan bases talk trash and pile on โ€” despite knowing theyโ€™ll once again be playing late into October. Call it the Dodger Blue-print.

Steve Ross
Carmel

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