All-Star Break: When Do the Dodgers Play Next?
The Dodgers have wrapped up the first half of the season with a 51-38 record, firmly in another pennant chase despite a myriad of injuries devastating the pitching staff over the first three-plus months of the season. For the second season in a row, the boys in blue are off on the Sunday before the All-Star Game in Seattle on Tuesday. The season won’t restart for the Dodgers until Friday, July 14th when they head to New York to face the Mets for the second time this season.
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Aside from a shameless plug, the MLB Home Run Derby will take place on Monday with Mookie Betts looking to bring home an unlikely crown against some of the best sluggers in baseball. That event will be broadcast on ESPN starting at 5 pm PT. On Tuesday, the All-Star Game starts at 5 PM PT on FOX with Dodger play by play man Joe Davis on the call.
Five players will be representing the Dodgers on Tuesday night with Betts, Freddie Freeman, and J.D. Martinez voted into the starting lineup and Will Smith joining the National League squad via player and coaches vote. Clayton Kershaw will also be in attendance but unable to pitch while on the injured list.
If you’re really hard up for baseball content, the 2023 MLB Draft starts on Sunday and will be broadcasted on ESPN starting at 4 pm PT.
