Overview
- Betts told The Athletic on August 9 that “this season’s over” after enduring the worst campaign of his 12-year MLB career
- The seven-time Silver Slugger is batting a career-low .239/.309/.371 with an OPS+ of 90 compared to his 135 career mark
- He has shifted his mindset to focus on contributing each game rather than chasing long-term season statistics
- Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has maintained Betts near the top of the lineup despite his prolonged offensive struggles
- The 32-year-old has shown slight improvement with a home run in a 5-1 win over Toronto and six hits in his last 12 at-bats