The Los Angeles Dodgers have been one of the worst teams in baseball since July 4th, despite Shohei Ohtani likely hitting and pitching his way to his fourth MVP award. The reigning World Series champions are now 12-21 since Independence Day -- only the Tampa Bay Rays and Washington Nationals have a worse record, and the Colorado Rockies and San Francisco Giants have the same record in that time. In a series that was supposed to turn their season around, the Dodgers floundered and embarrassed themselves in a major way by getting swept by the Los Angeles Angels for the second time this season.
2 Angels players who turned their season around in Dodgers sweep, 2 who kept surging
