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Bloodied and Beaten: Can Tony Gonsolin Bounce Back After Angels’ Crushing Sweep of Dodgers?

Bloodied and Beaten: Can Tony Gonsolin Bounce Back After Angels’ Crushing Sweep of Dodgers?

It was already the 14th time in 47 games that a Dodgers starter failed to work into the fifth, and left them with just 13 combined innings from their starters in this weekend’s series sweep by the Angels.

“We were fortunate to get him through four, but still, you know, with what we went through this series with the starters, there’s a lot of innings our ‘pen had covered, and that’s unfortunate,” Roberts said.

Dodgers second baseman Miguel Rojas shouts in frustration after striking out against the Angels in the seventh inning Sunday. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

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