Justin Turner feeling 'psychotic' after Dodgers' back-to-back World Series losses
PHOENIX - Two days after Manny Machado waved the final, feeble swing of the 2018 World Series, Justin Turner pointed his car toward Dodger Stadium. He lives in Los Angeles during the offseason, so the drive was not far, and the idea of wallowing disgusted him. So he met with the strength and conditioning staff to yet again plot the path toward a championship for 2019, aiming for a summit the Dodgers have not scaled in 31 seasons.
"You can't just go back and sit at home and not do anything," the third baseman said. "That's not it. That's not the answer. You have to keep going."
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