Alexander: After Being Swept by Angels, Dodgers Face a Bigger Challenge
The Angels completed a second sweep this season as the Dodgers' four-game losing streak dropped them to second place in the NL West behind the Padres.
- The Los Angeles Dodgers were swept in a 3-game series by the Los Angeles Angels with a 6-5 loss on August 14, 2025, in Anaheim.
- The sweep followed the Dodgers' recent four-game losing streak and ongoing struggles against the Angels, including seven consecutive losses dating back to last season.
- The Angels led the MLB with 172 home runs this season and have completed two season series sweeps against the Dodgers, maintaining dominance in the rivalry.
- Shortstop Mookie Betts said the team shows accountability and that players are giving their all despite fan frustration and calls to "Fire Dave Roberts" on social media.
- Following the losses, the Dodgers fell to second place in the NL West as the Padres claimed first place ahead of a critical weekend three-game series at Dodger Stadium.
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