The Los Angeles Dodgers are coming off a loss against the Miami Marlins, and fans are upset after their disaster. The Boys in Blue got off to a great start, with Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman hitting home runs. Despite their lead, they were forced to move into the 10th inning.
Dave Roberts and his squad almost won the game, but they turned to J.P. Feyereisen as their pitcher. Both teams were tied at 4-4 when Jesus Sanchez stepped up to the plate and hit a walk-off single.
Fans were frustrated after their loss as they took to social media to call out the team for their blunder.
FINAL (10): Marlins 5, #Dodgers 4
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) May 7, 2025
“CAN U STOP PUTTING SCHOOL PRINCIPLES IN A PITCHER IN EXTRA INNINGS ???” one angry fan wrote.
CAN U STOP PUTTING SCHOOL PRINCIPLES IN A PITCHER IN EXTRA INNINGS ???
— (@xJahstin) May 7, 2025
“Man ain’t no way yall lost to the Marlins,” another fan said.
Man ain’t no way yall lost to the Marlins
— Allen Jenerette (@jenerette_allen) May 7, 2025
“That was embarrassing. I have no words for that,” another fan responded.
That was embarrassing. I have no words for that.
— Mark “MΛZΣ” Perozo (@MazezRealm) May 7, 2025
“Why do we insist on employing the most random relievers when we have plenty of 1 inning capable arms in AAA,” another fan asked.
Why do we insist on employing the most random relievers when we have plenty of 1 inning capable arms in AAA
— RokiSasakiTruther (@WaustinBarnyard) May 7, 2025
“Nice sell job idiots. Who tf intentionally walks in the 10th inning?” one fan chipped in.
Nice sell job idiots. Who tf intentionally walks in the 10th inning?
— ParlayJay (@M3Ktv) May 7, 2025
“Billion dollar cap just to lose Marlins lmao,” another fan chimed in.
billion dollar cap just to lose Marlins lmao
— Dodgers in 4 (@cap_kang4) May 7, 2025
Can Dave stop with the StikeOutman experiment and these shit reclamation bullpen arm projects?
— (@valtics) May 7, 2025
Dodgers Still Hold The Best Record Despite Their Loss
The Marlins might have triumphed, but their opponents still have one of the best records in the league. Los Angeles leads the NL West with a 24-12 record. However, they are not way above their opponents in their division.
The San Diego Padres are right behind with a 23-12 record, and the San Francisco Giants hold a 23-14 record. Shohei Ohtani and company will have tough competition this season, and their path to the World Series is not going to be easy.
While some Dodgers fans might be upset about their loss, the team is still leading and will definitely make the playoffs. The Dodgers are also dealing with injured players, as Teoscar Hernandez recently hit the IL.
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