The season comes down to his performance.
Both Clayton Kershaw and Bobby Miller failed to go two innings each of their respective starts in Games 1 and 2 of the team's opening series against the Diamondbacks.
Now with an 0-2 deficit, Dave Roberts hands the ball over to veteran Lance Lynn with LA's season completely on life support. An inning eater, fierce competitor and great teammate, Lynn pitched better for LA in his two months with the team but also failed to keep the ball in the park much like his time in Chicago.
His best years came in 2011 and 2014 after he first won a World Series as a reliever and then pitched to a 3.09 ERA in two starts in that later year.In two appearances with the 2018 Yankees, Lynn gave up three runs across two and a third postseason innings.
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