During the regular season, Andy Pages was arguably the Los Angeles Dodgers' most underrated player. He's been dreadful this postseason, forcing Dave Roberts to make an impossible decision.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are officially pulling the plug on Andy Pages following the outfielder's lackluster production at the plate this postseason. The Dodgers announced their World Series Game 5 lineup, and it had massive adjustments in it.

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LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers have shuffled their slumping lineup for Game 5 of the World Series on Wednesday, notably moving Mookie Betts down in the order for the first time in four years and benching Andy Pages.

Could shaking things up at the bottom of the order help get the Dodgers' lineup back on track? While Andy Pages is not the only hitter scuffling, his performance at the plate of late has manager Dave Roberts contemplating a change.

The young center fielder was 3 for 39 in the postseason through Game 1 with no walks, but Dave Roberts says Pages’ defense still has value and his options are limited with Tommy Edman only

Dave Roberts is looking at potential changes for the team's lineup for Game 3 of the World Series, with Andy Pages possibly moving to the bench.

Game 5 of the 2025 World Series will come with some changes for the Los Angeles Dodgers' lineup, their first major shakeup of the postseason. The first change is Mookie Betts moving from second to third in the lineup,

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