Dodgers face struggles after being swept by Braves; Roberts turns to Skubal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 3:30 AM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

The Los Angeles Dodgers were swept by the Atlanta Braves in their latest series, continuing a disappointing run against top teams. In the series finale, Chris Sale of the Braves pitched a complete-game shutout, further emphasizing the Dodgers’ recent offensive struggles. Manager Dave Roberts expressed confidence in turning things around, highlighting Tarik Skubal as a key player to invigorate the team. With only two wins in their last 15 games against teams with winning records, the Dodgers will need to demonstrate improvements as they approach upcoming matchups.
- •Dodgers swept by Braves in three-game series
- •Chris Sale records complete-game shutout against Dodgers
- •Dodgers have only two wins in last 15 against winning teams
- •Manager Dave Roberts relies on Tarik Skubal for team revival
- •Upcoming matches crucial for Dodgers' postseason prospects
- 3:30 AMYahoo Sports — Dave Roberts Turns to Tarik Skubal to Save Dodgers From Spiraling
"The Dodgers got swept by their National League rival, the Atlanta Braves, in yet another disappointing result against a top team.
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