Dave Roberts believes that it's only a matter of time before the Dodgers turn it around amid their hitting slump.

The switch didn't pay off; he hit .186 in 11 games while batting first in the order. More news: Former Dodgers Fan Favorite Yasiel Puig Makes Major AnnouncementNow, Roberts is moving Betts back to second in the lineup and having the ever-dominant Ohanti lead off.

Mookie Betts is in an offensive slump, but he still has the LA Dodgers manager, Dave Roberts', confidence. Despite being promoted to the leadoff spot, Betts' slump is far from over, with the shortstop going hitless in his last 20 plate appearances across five games.