Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Mookie Betts says his struggles date back to last June, and he thinks he knows why.

After snapping a career-worst slump on Tuesday, Betts hits his first homer since July 5 to lift the Dodgers to a 5-1 win in Clayton Kershaw’s six-inning duel with fellow future Hall of Famer Max

Betts has heated up a bit of late, but he's still at career worsts in average (.239), OBP (.309), slugging (.371) and OPS (.680), all by pretty wide margins. The Dodgers have won in spite of those struggles, though, and Betts wants to be part of what happens the rest of the way for the defending World Series champions.