Adrian Beltre

Any time a former AL MVP Award winner gets added to a team that appeared in back-to-back World Series, the expectations are high. However, the Dodgers were still waiting to see Mookie Betts dominate, and the star outfielder did just that against the Diamondbacks. Betts uncorked a remarkable, 305-foot throw from the right-field corner to nab Ketel Marte trying to stretch a double into a triple. Then, the star outfielder added his first home run on the Dodgers as part of a three-hit day at the plate.