The mets vs dodgers matchup at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles sends Yoshinobu Yamamoto to the hill for Los Angeles and Nolan McLean for New York, with television coverage on SportsNet LA and SNY, as noted in the game preview.
As reported by the game preview, the Dodgers have hit a league-leading 29 home runs, averaging 1.8 per game, and they lead MLB with a .289 team batting average.
The preview also lists Los Angeles as the highest scoring club with 95 total runs, 5.9 per game, while New York has 62 runs, 3.6 per game, the 25th-most in the league.
New York’s offense has produced 13 home runs this season, ranking 22nd, and carries a .230 team batting average that ranks 18th, as reported by the same preview.
Hitters to watch for Los Angeles include Andy Pages, Freddie Freeman, Shohei Ohtani, Teoscar Hernandez and Kyle Tucker, with individual batting lines and power numbers cited in the preview.
Mets hitters highlighted include Luis Robert, Francisco Álvarez, Francisco Lindor, Bo Bichette and Mark Vientos, with on-base and slugging figures provided in the preview.
Wrobleski Start And Fan Reaction
As reported by ClutchPoints, Justin Wrobleski delivered eight scoreless innings against the Mets in a 4-0 Dodgers win, allowing two hits, striking out two and issuing no walks in the outing.
ClutchPoints notes Wrobleski is a 25-year-old left-hander drafted in the 11th round in 2021, and that he made 24 appearances in 2025 with 22 coming from the bullpen, prompting debate about his future role.
ClutchPoints also reported manager Dave Roberts removed Wrobleski after eight innings despite the lefty sitting at 90 pitches, and quoted several X users praising the start and expressing disappointment he was not given a chance at a complete game shutout.
Social posts cited by ClutchPoints included fans giving Wrobleski praise and urging further opportunities, while others questioned the decision not to allow him to attempt a complete game.
