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Dodgers went 5-1 in Week 10, scoring 40 and allowing 17 across six games.
Dodger Stadium power returned, with 15 home runs in six games.
Clutch bullpen strengthened by Hurt and Klein with combined 1.50 ERA in 42 innings.
Young call-ups stepped up, including Ryan Ward delivering his first major league home run.
Justin Wrobleski delivered seven strong innings, nine strikeouts in Week 10 start.
Mets? No—Dodgers extended NL West lead to 5.5 games by week’s end.
Injuries prompted roster moves, including Kiké Hernández and Teoscar Hernández updates.
Hernández and Muncy key hitters with multi-hit games and RBIs.
Week featured near-no-hitters, showcasing pitching depth across the rotation.
Season outlook bolstered by strong performance against Rockies and Phillies.

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Dodgers finish May 18-10, despite major injuries to Glasnow, Snell and others, and still surge late to win 14 of 17.
May results show 18-10 with 147 runs scored and 84 allowed, boosting NL West lead.
Offense remained strong with Andy Pages and Freddie Freeman contributing key hits in May.
Teoscar Hernández contributed with extra-base hits before May injury sidelined him for a month.
Shohei Ohtani continued multi-faceted value, contributing with production despite no big home run surge in May.
Bullpen stayed stingy, with a long scoreless stretch from May 13-24 extending the team’s May success.
Dreyer returned from injured list as Dodgers closed out May on a positive note.
June outlook includes nine home games, interleague play and division road trips to Arizona and San Diego.
Starting pitcher workload remained steady in May, with overall efficiency despite injuries.
MVP-like performances by Freddie Freeman and Andy Pages helped offset injuries and UCL bullpen depth.

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Dodgers promoted Ryan Ward to the majors instead of James Tibbs III due to Ward's proven performance and longevity in option calls.
GM Brandon Gomes explained Tibbs’ upgrade wait despite strong numbers, emphasizing development pace over urgency.
Tibbs, 23, was involved in a trade from the Giants to the Dodgers and has since progressed in the Dodgers’ system.
Ward replaced Freddie Freeman on paternity list earlier this season, highlighting the Dodgers’ depth at first base.
The Dodgers have significant roster depth, allowing development of Tibbs without rushing him.
Tibbs is expected to reach the majors soon, with Ward’s performance buying time for Tibbs’ development.
Manager Dave Roberts described Tibbs as a 'championship-type player' after spring camp.
Teoscar Hernandez’s injury opened the roster decision window for Tibbs and Ward.
Ward hit his first major-league home run in his first start in left field, 400 feet, 108.4 mph.
The article is attributed to Valentina Martinez, an On SI baseball writer, with ongoing coverage of Dodgers developments.

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