The Dodgers blew a 2-0 lead at Coors Field and fell 4-3 on a walk-off that wasn’t sealed until two late misplays by Teoscar Hernández. A private meeting followed between Mookie Betts and the club’s top brass, signaling a possible defensive shake-up: Betts back to right field with Alex Freeland or Miguel Rojas at shortstop. Hernández’s range in the vast Denver ballpark remains a concern even as he delivers offense (74 RBIs, 20 HR) and keeps the lineup potent. The loss snapped a trio of wins and the Dodgers’ edge in the division, and came against the Rockies, who sit well south of .500 but have taken two of three this series. Yoshinobu Yamamoto worked seven solid innings, while Coors Field exposed lapses that have frustrated Dave Roberts and Andrew Friedman. The plan to adjust the infield, keep Hernández’s bat in the lineup, and manage the bullpen will be a talking point as the Dodgers prepare for a tougher stretch and a Padres showdown looming this weekend.