Dodgers Endure Six-Game Losing Streak, Worst Since 2019

The Los Angeles Dodgers are enduring their longest losing streak since 2019, recently dropping six consecutive games including a sweep by the Milwaukee Brewers. The team's struggles have been marked by ineffective offense, scoring only two runs in the first two games of the series despite Shohei Ohtani's 31st home run of the season. Rookie Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski has been dominant, striking out 12 batters and stifling the Dodgers' lineup, including shutting down Clayton Kershaw, who pitched well but took the loss. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and players acknowledge the need to improve their run production despite facing strong pitching. Meanwhile, Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow showed some promise returning from injury with increased velocity, though his control and off-speed pitches remain inconsistent. Overall, the Dodgers are grappling with both offensive and pitching challenges amid this difficult stretch.