Andrew Friedman gave a longer answer Sunday morning when asked about the Dodgers’ recent — and, by the feel of it, familiar — pitching woes so far this year, the club’s president of baseball operations bemoaning another wave of injuries that has left the pitching staff shorthanded.
But the gist of his answer was in the two words he uttered at the start of it.
“Not fun,” he said.
In the Dodgers’ 6-4 loss to the Angels later in the day, it became even less so.
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