The Los Angeles Dodgers, riding a five-game win streak, have set their lineup for Saturday's clash with the Colorado Rockies. With a potential roster move looming involving prospect Ryan Ward on the taxi squad, the focus remains on the field as the team looks to extend its run at hitter-friendly Coors Field.

Despite speculation about an injury after fouling a ball off his foot, Teoscar Hernandez is in the order. The Dodgers are fielding a nearly full-strength lineup, with only Mookie Betts absent. Shohei Ohtani leads off as the DH, followed by Kyle Tucker, who retains the No. 2 spot as the team trusts his bat will awaken from a slow start.

The hottest hitter, Andy Pages, climbs to the three-hole even against a right-handed pitcher, while Freddie Freeman and Hernandez provide formidable middle-of-the-order power. Max Muncy, coming off a huge Friday night, gets another favorable matchup in Denver's thin air.

Notable lineup decisions include Miguel Rojas getting the start at shortstop and catching prospect Dalton Rushing continuing his push for more playing time with another start behind the plate. On the mound, Emmet Sheehan looks to build on a crisp previous outing and overcome early mechanical issues. With a fully rested bullpen, the Dodgers are positioned to attack this second game of a four-game set.