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The Los Angeles Dodgers completed a sweep of the Cincinnati Reds and extended their winning streak to a season-best seven games, per staff at Dodger Blue. The blowout victory marked the Dodgers’ second consecutive series sweep, following their perfect 6-0 performance against Washington, and improved their overall homestand record to 7-2 heading into the final month of the season.

The offensive firepower that’s defined this winning streak continued on full display against Cincinnati. With Teoscar Hernández continuing his torrid hitting and the supporting cast delivering timely production, the Dodgers’ ability to score runs from multiple sources has become the driving force behind September success. Even without Shohei Ohtani in the lineup on select days due to strategic rest, the team has found ways to generate offensive output. Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and Kyle Tucker have all contributed meaningfully to the stretch. The fact that the Dodgers can win convincingly without one of their biggest offensive weapons speaks to the depth this roster has developed. Tarik Skubal and the rotation have provided solid pitching performances, but this streak has been built on offensive consistency and the kind of production that travels into October.

For the Dodgers, this seven-game winning streak represents the kind of momentum the team needs heading into the final stretch. The last time the Dodgers strung together seven consecutive wins was April 26-May 3, 2025—nearly six months ago. Creating that kind of winning rhythm in September rather than May is exactly when it matters most. With two consecutive series sweeps, the team has proven it can dominate inferior competition decisively. Now the challenge becomes maintaining this level of offensive execution against playoff-caliber opponents when the games matter even more. The sweep of Cincinnati shows the Dodgers are playing their best baseball at the right time. Whether this momentum carries us through the final month of the season and into October baseball will determine whether September’s success translates into October success. For now, seven straight wins feels like a team finding its stride and heading into the postseason confident.

Source(s): Staff (Dodger Blue) | First reported: September 10, 2026 4:42 AM UTC

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