The Los Angeles Dodgers are continuing to score runs in large numbers during September, even without Shohei Ohtani in the lineup. Multiple outlets describe a recent run of offensive production that has helped the club maintain momentum as the season progresses.

Both sources point to specific output figures from the team’s early September stretch, including the Dodgers totaling 97 runs across their first 17 games of the month. They also cite power production, noting 19 home runs over that same period. The reporting characterizes the trend as a rebound in run scoring rather than a temporary blip.

While the outlets largely converge on the same statistics, they differ mainly in emphasis and framing. One source explicitly addresses potential caveats—such as the strength of opposition and the limitations of sample size—while still concluding that the basic production numbers are substantial.