Houston Mitchell is an assistant sports editor, writer of the Dodgers Dugout newsletter and editor of all of the sports newsletters for the Los Angeles Times. Mitchell was born in Redondo Beach and has lived in the Los Angeles area his entire life. He has worked for The Times since 1991 and hopes no one ever figures out that he gets paid to watch and write about sports for a living.
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As we await the postseason, it’s time for some random thoughts about the Dodgers and the season so far.
Dodgers are shut out by Chris Sale, who limits them to five hits as the Atlanta Braves complete a sweep.
Pitcher Roki Sasaki has to leave Dodgers’ loss to Braves early and is headed to the 15-day injured list.
Tyler Glasnow settles down after a shaky first inning, but Dodgers lose to the Braves by just one run.
The Dodgers visit the Atlanta Braves in what could be an important series as far as postseason position goes.
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