For Mookie Betts, many would say it has been a season to forget. Despite his feeble statistics, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ shortstop admitted in a recent interview that he will remember the 2025 campaign as a game-changer. The 32-year-old is struggling through the worst season of his 12-year MLB career, entering Saturday’s action with an OPS+ of 90, well below his career 135 mark. Moreover, the seven-time Silver Slugger is slashing just .239/.309/.371, all numbers that would be career lows should they remain at that level. Betts, however, has redirected his focus to not just boost his numbers but also help the Dodgers return to the World Series. He told The Athletic’s Fabian Ardaya that he considered his season “kind of over. We’re going to have to chalk that up for not a great season.” That’s tough to hear when the Dodgers still have 46 games to play and head into Saturday’s matchup with the Toronto Blue Jays just three games ahead of the San Diego Padres in the National League West. Betts added that, whileRead More
Dodgers superstar details how rough season has changed him mentally
