Is the Dodgers' Defense a Hidden Weakness in Their Championship Quest? 

The Los Angeles Dodgers are gearing up for another season, fresh off their second World Series title in five years. With a roster that boasts elite talent, including new additions like Blake Snell and Roki Sasaki, the Dodgers seem poised for success. However, an intriguing concern has emerged regarding their defense, particularly in the outfield and with Mookie Betts transitioning to shortstop full-time.

Ken Rosenthal recently pointed out that while the Dodgers don't see their defense as a glaring weakness, it certainly isn't a strength either. With corner outfielders Teoscar Hernandez and Michael Conforto lacking elite range, and Betts coming off a below-average defensive season at shortstop, the question arises: can the Dodgers' pitching and offense compensate for potential defensive shortcomings?

This leads us to some thought-provoking questions:

- How much do you think defense will impact the Dodgers' chances of repeating as champions?
- Can Mookie Betts elevate his defensive game at shortstop, or will this transition hinder his overall performance?
- With the Dodgers' stacked roster, do you believe they can afford to have a less-than-stellar defense, or will it ultimately be their downfall in tight playoff games?

Let’s hear your predictions and insights! Do you think the Dodgers can overcome these defensive concerns, or will it be a significant factor in their quest for another title?