Mookie Betts' Mysterious Illness: What Does It Mean for the Dodgers? 

Mookie Betts has been a cornerstone for the Dodgers, but recent news about his health has raised some serious concerns. After being scratched from the lineup due to an undisclosed illness that has already caused him to lose 25 pounds, fans are left wondering: how will this impact the Dodgers' season?

Dave Roberts has reassured us that he’s not overly concerned about Betts' long-term health, but with the possibility of him starting the season on the injured list, what does this mean for the team's chances? Can the Dodgers maintain their competitive edge without one of their star players?

Moreover, Betts' situation opens up a broader conversation about player health in baseball. With the increasing demands of the game, are teams doing enough to protect their players? Should there be stricter protocols in place for player health, especially when it comes to illnesses that can affect performance?

And let’s not forget the speculation surrounding potential trades or acquisitions. If Betts is sidelined for an extended period, should the Dodgers look to make a move to bolster their lineup? What kind of players should they target, and who could be on the trading block?

Let’s hear your thoughts! How do you think the Dodgers should navigate this situation? What are your predictions for the team if Betts is out for a while? And do you believe the organization is doing enough to prioritize player health? Join the conversation!