Coming off a brutal five-run loss heading into their off day, the Los Angeles Dodgers are now able to return home for the first time since the All-Star break.

Overall, things couldn't have gone much better for LA on their nine-game, three-series road trip. The Dodgers went 6-3, securing series victories in all three of their first slates back from the break.

Now, the Seattle Mariners come to town as part of a six-game homestand for the Dodgers. Sitting at 67-39, it'll be interesting to see how the Dodgers look not only since they're back at home, but how they are able to respond coming off their worst loss of the second half.

Fans at Dodger Stadium are in for a treat as 2026 All-Star Justin Wrobleski begins this series. The 26-year-old headlines a lefty vs. righty matchup, one where the Dodgers would love to capitalize on a struggling Luis Castillo. The Mariners' 33-year-old starter has lost each of his last three games and has a 4.50 ERA through 18 innings in July. As for Wrobleski, he's 1-0 in two starts with a 1.35 ERA through 13.1 innings of work.

The second game of the series once again sees a Dodgers left-handed pitcher (Eric Lauer) take on the Mariners righty (Emerson Hancock). As for Hancock, he's four years younger and sports a stellar 1.23 ERA through 14.2 innings this month. He's set to make his 20th start of the year against an Ohio native in Lauer who's looking to prove his worth and avoid being traded at the upcoming deadline.

Finally, the series finale sees a pair of right-handed pitchers go toe-to-toe. Bryce Miller comes to Los Angeles fresh off three straight losses. After starting the year 3-0, he's just 1-5 in his last six starts. The 27-year-old has recorded a decision in each of his last starts, but the Dodgers will look to end the series by capitalizing on a potential fourth straight loss for Miller.

When it comes to Roki Sasaki, the proof is in the pudding. He's allowed just one run in his last two starts, and things finally seem to be trending back in the right direction after a rocky start to the 2026 season.

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