Mookie Betts of the Los Angeles Dodgers broke an 0-for-22 playoff slump with a home run but apparently thought he had been robbed again by left fielder Jurickson Profar of the San Diego Padres.

Mookie Betts has struggled in the playoffs over the last few years, and it’s hard for the Dodgers' outfielder to ignore his current slump, which dates back to 2

Mookie Betts spent part of his 32nd birthday practically locked inside Petco Park's batting cage. It was Monday afternoon in San Diego, an off day from an impassioned National League Division Series and an opportunity for its participants to separate from it.

Through hours of work in the cage and the encouragement of teammates, Mookie Betts is finding his way out of an extended playoff slump with the Dodgers' season on the line.

Betts, who is 4 for 9 with two homers in his past two games, came into Game 3 hitless in his previous 22 playoff at-bats.