The Dodgers have found success in their 13-6 victory over the Washington Nationals, but may face a potential problem in their starting-pitching. The team's performance was largely attributed to Shohei Ohtani's home run and subsequent home run. Emmet Sheehan, who gave up three runs in the first inning and another one in the third, gave up several runs late in the game, but still had to be confident in his ability to perform well. The Dodgers are also dealing with an inconsistent rotation, with Roki Sasaki set to start Sunday in the series finale against the Nationals. Despite having three legitimate Cy Young Award contenders on their active roster, and Blake Snell's absence due to shoulder fatigue, the team has no idea what they will get out of Sheehen, Sasaki, and Wrobleski. The question is whether this is sustainable for the team to have two inconsistent starters.