Mookie Betts' World Series struggle continued in Game 5 against the Toronto Blue Jays. The LA Dodgers slugger faced rookie Trey Yesavage at the plate and the results have been no different.

LA Dodgers Mookie Betts' struggles continued in the World Series Game 5 against the Toronto Blue Jays, marked by a strikeout by pitcher Trey Yesavage and defensive errors. Fans on social media expressed frustration and disbelief over Betts' performance,

Betts this year became the first player in big league history to start at least 140 games at short in his age-32 season (or later) after making fewer than 100 appearances at the position prior.

The Dodgers shortstop Mookie Betts dropped a blunt take on his play, sparking praise from a World Series champ.

A day after being named a finalist for a Gold Glove, Mookie Betts' impressive ninth-inning play helps put Dodgers on the verge of an NLCS sweep.

New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter gave Mookie Betts his flowers after recreating The Captain's iconic jump-throw.

Mookie Betts might just be the only one who saw this coming. In his first full season at shortstop, Betts is a Gold Glove finalist. He came into this season having won six Gold Gloves in right field,