Treinen’s ninth-inning struggle amplified the Dodgers’ bullpen concerns, reinforcing the narrative that post-season reliability may hinge on bullpen depth and the ability of relievers to close out tight games.

Treinen relinquished a decisive three-run homer to Rafael Marchán in the ninth, collapsing the lead and sealing the Phillies’ comeback. His performance embodies bullpen risk that undermines otherwise strong rotations in fantasy contexts.

Treinen wore a Dodgers cap with Charlie Kirk’s name and crosses, highlighting his history of promoting far-right content and controversial posts. His on-field role remained as a late-inning reliever, but the hat tribute foregrounded a broader debate about athletes’ political expressions.

Treinen entered to start the eighth and retired the side in order, cementing the Dodgers’ bullpen effort on a near-no-hitter night. His role signals trust in a late-inning option behind the front-line arms, with fantasy implications for saves and holds in a close bullpen.

Treinen earned the eighth with a three-out sequence, highlighting Dodgers’ late-inning bullpen depth. His regular role and health status could influence closer dynamics and hold opportunities in fantasy formats that reward bullpen wins and holds.