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Dodgers Closer Edwin Díaz Finds Form After Costly Struggles

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Dodgers closer Edwin Díaz, signed to a $69 million deal, secured his sixth save after previous struggles.
  • Díaz pitched one scoreless inning on August 11, allowing no hits or walks against the Royals.
  • Manager Dave Roberts praised Díaz's improved performance, noting his efficiency and "great stuff."

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts expressed relief and satisfaction after closer Edwin Díaz stabilized his performance, earning his sixth save of the season on August 11. Díaz, who signed a three-year, $69 million contract, had struggled in his previous two outings, carrying an ERA of 10.80 before the game.

In a tight 1-run game in the ninth inning against the Royals, Díaz entered the game and retired all three batters he faced using just 12 pitches. This marked a significant turnaround after his earlier difficulties, which had seen him give up runs in his first three appearances.

I'm glad to see him get back on track and pitch the way he's capable of.

— Dave RobertsDodgers manager Dave Roberts commented on Edwin Díaz's improved performance after securing a save.

Roberts commended Díaz's rebound, stating, "I'm glad to see him get back on track and pitch the way he's capable of." The manager specifically highlighted the efficiency and quality of Díaz's pitches during the outing. "I thought he was outstanding today," Roberts added, signaling renewed confidence in his high-priced closer.

I thought he was outstanding today.

— Dave RobertsManager Dave Roberts praised Edwin Díaz's pitching efficiency and quality during the game.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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