Dodgers Outfielder Wins Player of the Week Honors
Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages earned NL Player of the Week honors after a torrid six-game stretch.
During LA’s last two series against the Washington Nationals and Cleveland Guardians, Pages batted .583 with two home runs and seven RBIs. He had two or more hits in five of those six games.
Pages has been the Dodgers’ best hitter so far this season, and his season totals reflect that status. His 1.0 bWAR, .794 slugging percentage and 27 total bases all lead the national league, while his 16 hits and .471 batting average on the year lead MLB.
The center fielder struggled during the postseason and 2025, raising questions around his inclusion come Opening Day, but he has cast any doubt aside with his efforts through the first nine games of 2026. Going into the season, Pages remained focused on the future rather than the past.
“What happened last year is in the past,” Pages said. “It can happen to anyone. It’s not going to hold me back mentally this year. I feel good right now.”
Pages adds another fold to an already great Dodgers lineup, and will hope to continue helping them win as they chase a three-peat. His next chance to impress comes against the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday at 4:05 p.m. PT, where he will bat sixth.
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