Dodgers and Braves offenses should have a field day with two questionable pitchers on the mound

It was not a very fun day on the diamond for me.

The bullpens got me in both games last night, and I went 0-2.

It was a very frustrating thing to watch.

Basically, picture yourself building a tower of cards or popsicle sticks only for someone to come and take away the foundation right as you're about to finish the job.

The Cubs bullpen gave up five runs over the final two innings, losing the game.

And Mason Miller, one of the best closers in baseball, allowed a run in a scoreless game to give the Pirates a win.

Sometimes you can't dodge bad luck.

Hopefully, I get some positive play in my favor now.

The Los Angeles Dodgers come into this one as just the second team in baseball to win 80 games.

Although they will almost certainly win the National League West, they are still in a battle with the Brewers for the #1 overall seed in both the National League and the Majors.

What is wild about the Dodgers is they aren't even playing with their best possible team.

The pitching staff is finally looking a bit healthier than normal, but Will Smith is out, Kyle Tucker is playing poorly, Shohei Ohtani isn't pitching, and Dalton Rushing is also on the injured list.

There is still another level the Dodgers can go to.

The roster might as well be an All-Star team, and this pitching staff is absurd.