Roki Sasaki Reinvents His Pitching for the Dodgers
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Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki has shifted away from his signature forkball, embracing a harder splitter and adjusted velocity to stay in the rotation; the changes produced five-plus innings and his first win of the season, signaling that the pitcher he was in Japan may be fading as he focuses on a more adaptable approach.
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