The Los Angeles Dodgers have been off to a great start as they are tied for the best record in baseball at 53-32, but there are still a few glaring holes that the team must address before the most important stretch of the year. L.A. has had a problem with its fielding this season as the All-Star break approaches, and manager Dave Roberts recently touched on the criticism that his outfield has been receiving. “It’s fair,” Roberts said. The Dodgers are at league average in terms of total defensive efficiency, grading out at a .698 mark this season in terms of balls in play being converted into outs.