In a moment of raw honesty and leadership, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts delivered a stern and emotional message to his team and fans following a devastating sweep at the hands of the Chicago Cubs.

Just moments after the final out at Wrigley Field, Roberts stepped into the postgame press conference with visible frustration — not just at the scoreboard, but at what he described as a lack of urgency and focus from the Dodgers across the series.

“This isn’t who we are. This isn’t Dodgers baseball,” Roberts said firmly. “We got outplayed, outworked, and out-executed — and that starts with me. But let me be clear: this cannot and will not continue.”

Dodgers Swept in Chicago: A Wake-Up Call

The sweep marks one of the most disappointing series of the Dodgers’ season so far. Sloppy defense, missed scoring opportunities, and inconsistent pitching plagued all three games, as the Cubs capitalized on every mistake.

It was a humbling moment for a Dodgers team with championship expectations and one of the league’s most talented rosters.

“We have too much talent to play like this,” Roberts added. “If guys need a reminder of what it means to wear this uniform, they just got one.”

Looking Ahead: Time to Respond

While Roberts took accountability as the manager, his tone made it clear that complacency won’t be tolerated. He challenged both veterans and young players to rise above the current slump and reestablish the team’s identity — one built on hustle, discipline, and championship-caliber effort.

“Every season has defining moments,” Roberts said. “Let this be one of them — where we decide to regroup, refocus, and fight like Dodgers.”

With a crucial home stretch ahead, the spotlight now shifts to how the Dodgers will respond to this adversity. One thing is certain: the message has been sent — loud and clear.