DODGERS STUMBLE: 10 HITS, ZERO RUNS IN HISTORIC LOSS TO CARDINALS

Los Angeles Dodgers' bats fall silent in a frustrating 5-0 defeat against the St. Louis Cardinals. For only the second time in franchise history, the Dodgers tallied 10 hits, including three extra-base knocks, yet failed to plate a single run.

Jeff J. Snider breaks down the team's struggles with runners in scoring position, Justin Wrobleski's solid pitching performance, and Mookie Betts' recent offensive surge. The discussion covers upcoming matchups, including Yoshinobu Yamamoto's start and a rotation swap between Clayton Kershaw and Dustin May. Snider also addresses fan questions about roster management and player usage, particularly regarding Hyeseong Kim's playing time.

Tune in for an in-depth analysis of the Dodgers' offensive woes and potential adjustments as they look to bounce back in the series.

0:00 Intro

0:46 Dodgers lose 5-0 to Cardinals in series opener

1:56 Historic futility: 10 hits, 0 runs scored

3:17 Missed opportunities with runners in scoring position

5:43 Analyzing individual player performances

7:41 Justin Wrobleski's solid but unspectacular outing

10:15 Mookie Betts showing signs of breaking slump

13:39 Looking ahead to Saturday's game vs Cardinals

16:52 Rotation change: Kershaw to pitch Sunday

19:25 Wrapping up and preview of next postcast