Dodgers Face World Series Elimination Game After Offensive Collapse

Offensive struggles:: The Dodgers are batting just .201 as a team in the World Series with 55 strikeouts.

Roberts' challenge:: Manager Dave Roberts has urged his players to "compete and fight" in the batter's box.

Key players slumping:: Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts, among others, are struggling to produce at the plate.

Lineup changes:: Roberts has made changes to the lineup, including moving Will Smith to the No. 2 spot and Alex Call replacing Andy Pages, to spark the offense.

Ohtani as a potential reliever:: Ohtani has offered to help out of the bullpen in Games 6 or 7 if needed.

Focus on simplifying their approach at the plate.

Work on shortening their swings and making better contact.

Support each other and maintain a positive mindset.

Dodgers fans, who have high expectations for their team.

The players, who are feeling the pressure to perform.

The coaching staff, who are trying to find solutions to the team's struggles.

A:: Several factors contribute to the Dodgers' struggles, including poor approaches at the plate, key players slumping, and an inability to drive in runners in scoring position.

A:: Roberts has moved Will Smith to the No. 2 spot, Mookie Betts to third, and replaced Andy Pages with Alex Call in the No. 9 spot.

A:: Ohtani has offered to help out of the bullpen in Games 6 or 7 if needed, according to Roberts.

The Dodgers face elimination in Game 6 of the World Series.

Their offense has struggled throughout the series, batting just .201 as a team.

Manager Dave Roberts has challenged his players to compete and fight at the plate.

Key players like Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts need to step up and perform.

The Dodgers need to simplify their approach at the plate and support each other.