Gavin Lux

How much rope does Mookie Betts have at shortstop? When will Gavin Lux get sorted out? We've got the answers to those questions and more.

The Dodgers relied on the periphery of their lineup, instead of the usual stars, to force extra innings and defeat the Giants in the 10th.

Lux delivered two hits against the Nationals and that could be a sign that his changes behind the scenes are paying off.

It's not his ability to play the position that's worrisome. He'll likely be fine if not spectacular. But the move brings an element of risk.

The late position change this spring caught Lux by surprise, as he acknowledged in his first comments since the move was announced.

As Lux struggles defensively, the Dodgers remain interested in Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Willy Adames, a league source said.

“It was a long year, so being a baseball player again is just the best thing I can ask for,” Lux said.

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Chipper Jones had been in Gavin Lux's shoes, and the Hall of Famer reached out to offer support.

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Dodgers president Andrew Friedman said the team will evaluate its stockpile of veterans and prospects to determine how to replace Lux.

Shortstop Gavin Lux suffered the injury while sliding into third base in the sixth inning of Monday's spring training game.

Woodward, 46, served as Dodgers third base coach from 2016 through 2018 before the Rangers hired him ahead of the 2019 season.

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Lux is playing different positions to have a chance to contribute and find a niche on the Dodgers' talented roster.

Dave Roberts envisions Betts rounding into form: “We go as he goes. I think we’re going to be in for a fun ride in the second half."