James Outman’s slump could force Dodgers to make difficult decision
LOS ANGELES — The clock might be ticking on James Outman.
The second-year center fielder entered Monday’s game batting .165 with an OPS of just .559. It hasn’t been getting better recently. He was 3 for his past 28 through Sunday with seven strikeouts in his past 12 at-bats.
With the emergence of Andy Pages, Outman has been out of the lineup more frequently against left-handed starting pitching. Monday, he was dropped to ninth in the batting order.
“I just think that James...
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