A change in scenery didn't change the result for the Dodgers, as the club endured a 5-3 loss, its third straight to the Rangers, on Wednesday night. Los Angeles has lost four of its last five by a combined seven runs, including a walk-off home run by Robinson Chirinos on Tuesday.
"Just a lot of frustration built up for sure," starter Clayton Kershaw said. "They're all close games we just haven't come out in the end. They just feel like they're games that we could've or should've won."
Kershaw (5-4) was inconsistent on the mound: he recorded 10 strikeouts -- his third straight start with double-digit whiffs -- but gave up four runs.