Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts gets brutally honest about being swept at home by the Boston Red SoxDespite being outscored 20-10 over the last three nights, the Los Angeles Dodgers had a chance to win each game of their inter-league series against the fearless Boston Red Sox. The Dodgers (69-43) tend to emit an intimidating presence — back-to-back World Series championships and a historic roster without any glaring weaknesses will have normally that effect — but the Red Sox (60-51) were the ones doing the rattling this weekend. Dave Roberts summed up his squad's performance with a tough yet accurate admission. The Red Sox have been executing that strategy near-flawlessly for the last five weeks, sprinkling in some timely home runs and relying on their stalwart pitching staff to clinch wins. Perhaps Los Angeles will get the opportunity to avenge this thumping in October.