Dodgers’ manager, Dave Roberts, issued a discouraging statement on Betts’ fractured toe. When asked about Betts, Roberts said this injury could linger for “quite some time.” The Dodgers’ skipper went on to say this when discussing a possible timeline:

In the offseason, Betts worked at making the unprecedented transition from right field to shortstop. As he's acclimated to the new role as the Dodgers' infield quarterback, the of

Mookie Betts was back in the Los Angeles Dodgers lineup against the New York Mets on Tuesday night and he played again Wednesday after missing four games due to a fractured fourth toe on his left foot.