A recent opinion piece discusses a challenge facing the Los Angeles Dodgers. The issue is related to a player named Edwin Diaz.
The piece mentions that the sound of trumpets, typically a celebratory sound, has become a cause for alarm for the Dodgers. This is in relation to Diaz's role as a closer.
Further details about the Dodgers' problem with Edwin Diaz can be found in the original article, which provides more context and information about the situation.
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