"That's why I wanted to touch on the next six weeks, it wasn't four weeks,"
"It was right now, going forward, and having that mindset. Like I said, we're playing our best baseball, which is timely. We've just got to continue it as well as that mindset."
"I think last year was a different sort of message as far as how I felt we needed to attack that Padres series when we were down, to turn into street fighters. I think from that point on, we played that role,"
"The gloves were off and we played as such, and so I thought that was needed. There's certainly going to be more of that, because I feel that's postseason baseball."
The Los Angeles Dodgers implemented travel and team-bonding changes, including keeping only players on the primary plane and encouraging more time together, to strengthen cohesion. Players credited those adjustments with helping secure a World Series title. The team clinched a playoff spot for a 13th consecutive year but may face the Wild Card Series. Manager Dave Roberts urged a sustained postseason mindset over the next six weeks and stressed the importance of closing out the NL West. Roberts referenced the turnaround against the Padres and advocated a gloves-off, street-fight approach for postseason play.
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