Mookie Betts Addresses Dodgers' 16-0 Loss, Team Slump

The Los Angeles Dodgers, who began their MLB season with eight consecutive wins, have struggled recently, posting a 3-6 record over their last nine games. Superstar Mookie Betts addressed the team's recent slump, emphasizing the importance of maintaining composure during challenging stretches and stating, "If we panic, things get worse." Despite suffering a humiliating 16-0 loss to the Chicago Cubs, Betts and manager Dave Roberts remain optimistic about the team's potential for recovery, citing the long season ahead. Betts highlighted that even during their early success, the team was not fully clicking, suggesting that their current struggles are part of the season's ebb and flow. With key players still recovering from injuries, including Clayton Kershaw and Freddie Freeman, there is hope that the Dodgers can regain their form. Overall, the team is focused on turning the page and not letting panic dictate their performance.