The Los Angeles Dodgers face a critical slump, struggling to maintain their explosive start after losing three consecutive series, including a recent defeat against the Chicago Cubs. With their once-dominant offense averaging just three runs per game, the team's $400 million roster is underperforming, leaving fans and analysts questioning their ability to turn things around. Star players like Mookie Betts and Shohei Ohtani are not delivering at the expected levels, as the team grapples with chasing pitches and ineffective at-bats. Manager Dave Roberts highlights the need for improved situational hitting as the Dodgers look to rectify their course.