Edwin Díaz struggled in his outing against the Colorado Rockies, allowing three earned runs on just 13 pitches during a 9-6 loss, raising concerns for manager Dave Roberts. This was Díaz’s first appearance in nine days after experiencing a dip in velocity and weakness in his surgically repaired knee. Although he reached 97 mph, his fastball dropped to 92.8 mph, prompting Roberts to seek more information about his condition. Díaz, who has a 10.50 ERA and signed a three-year, $69-million deal with the Dodgers, needs to address these issues moving forward.
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