Justin Wrobleski discussed a rough start against the Seattle Mariners on July 28, 2026, after giving up home runs in a Dodgers loss.
Asked about the outing, Wrobleski said, "they obviously got you tonight on the long ball." He noted the opponent had a good approach against him, adding that one home run came on a pitch above the batter's head, saying the Mariners "had a good approach against me... the one to Snyder, I mean, it's above his head." He gave up that home run to Snyder.
Rather than placing full blame on his own location, Wrobleski credited the opposing hitter, stating, "it's just a good piece of hitting on his part." He also acknowledged that he and the team struggled with in-game adjustments, explaining, "we didn't do the greatest job of kind of adjusting to their game plan."
Wrobleski said he struck out seven batters over six innings while allowing five runs, noting, "still struck out seven, still went six innings, so I know the five runs sucks." He framed the outing as part of the learning process, mentioning, "it's a learning experience," and emphasized focusing on the positives, adding, "you got to take away the positives and move forward."
Looking ahead, Wrobleski said he plans to address the adjustments with the team before his next start. "Going into the next week, that's just something that we've got to, you know, talk about, clean up," he said, adding that he expects to pitch again in five or six days and "right back on it."