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Teoscar Hernandez has been a standout player, contributing to some of the most game-changing hits of the season. One of the most memorable was his three-run homer against the Rockies on June 18, which turned a 9-4 deficit into an 11-9 victory for the Dodgers. This hit had a Win Probability Added (WPA) of 0.759, making it one of the highest of the season[2].
Freddie Freeman also had a pivotal moment with his walk-off grand slam in Game 1 of the World Series, although the Dodgers ultimately lost that game. His double on July 2 against the Arizona Diamondbacks, which tied the game 5-5 and set up a walk-off single by Hernandez, was another crucial play[2].
Shohei Ohtani has been consistent, with a home run on September 22 against the Rockies that tied the game 5-5, paving the way for a walk-off home run by Mookie Betts. Ohtani's performance has been a key factor in the Dodgers' success, including his RBI and scoring twice in a 10-5 win over the New York Mets[1][2].
The Dodgers' recent acquisition of Tommy Edman at the trade deadline has also proven valuable. Edman has credited Mookie Betts for helping him with swing changes, which have improved his performance significantly[4].
As the season concludes, the Dodgers are working towards securing Teoscar Hernandez with a new contract. Hernandez's All-Star season, which included 33 home runs and 99 RBIs, has made him a vital component of the team's lineup[3].
Top Performers:
- Teoscar Hernandez: 3-run homer vs. Rockies, walk-off single setup
- Freddie Freeman: Walk-off grand slam in World Series Game 1, crucial double vs. Diamondbacks
- Shohei Ohtani: Home run vs. Rockies, RBI and scoring twice vs. Mets
- Mookie Betts: Walk-off home run vs. Rockies, assisting Tommy Edman with swing changes
- Tommy Edman: Valuable contributions since trade deadline acquisition
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