It’s safe to say the Los Angeles Dodgers are pleased with the start of James Outman’s career. The rookie has been sensational throughout the first 22 games this season, and that didn’t stop on Saturday against the Chicago Cubs. Outman flexed his muscles all afternoon, powering two home runs over the ivy-covered wall, going 4-for-5, knocking in four runs in the process. With seven homers on the season, the 25-year-old now has the Dodgers rookie record for longballs through March/April.