Dodgers fans got their first look at a situation where the game was on the line and the outfield clock came into play. Thankfully, it wasn’t something stupid like an at-bat ending on an infraction, but in the eyes of shortstop Miguel Rojas, it changed the complexion of the game.
With two on and two out in the bottom of the eighth inning — the Dodgers’ best scoring opportunity of the night, Rojas said he felt the rush of the moment. As in it was a bit too fast.
“The pitch clock is hard, especially these games (like) that situation in the eighth inning, I feel like I need a little bit more of time there to be honest with you.