Mookie Betts' return from a fractured hand has reinvigorated the Los Angeles Dodgers, potentially boosting their chances to secure the NL West title. Betts, who has been moved around the field this season, demonstrated his versatility and impact by hitting a two-run home run against the Milwaukee Brewers upon his return. Former teammate Kenley Jansen believes Betts' athleticism transcends baseball, suggesting he could excel in the NBA or NFL. Despite his superstitions leading him to avoid the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, Betts' performance on the field remains stellar, further solidifying his status as a generational talent. The Dodgers, already favored to represent the NL in the World Series, have benefited from Betts' return and recent pitching reinforcements, positioning them as the team to beat.