Dodgers infielder hits two home runs in win after lineup change
A player moved to the cleanup spot for the first time since 2017 hit two home runs. The move came during a period of reported fan frustration with recent performance.
A Dodgers infielder started in the cleanup position for the first time in the regular season since 2017, when the player was with the Red Sox. The player hit two home runs during the game, which the team won. The lineup change occurred amid reports of fan frustration tied to a recent slump in performance.
Tuesday marked the first regular-season start in the cleanup spot for the player in nearly nine years. The team made the adjustment during the current season. The player had previously held the cleanup role with another club in 2017.
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