Bottom of Dodgers' lineup has become a rally graveyard

“I mean, it's going to be top heavy,” Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said of a lineup topped by three former MVPs. As it has gone over the first month of the season, the Dodgers' lineup has been bottom-less – and not in a good way. The trio at the top of the lineup has produced as advertised. The Dodgers' leadoff hitters (Mookie Betts) have a .347 average (second in MLB at the leadoff position) and 1.082 OPS (first) through 24 games.