With the season's longest road trip behind them, one that became more grueling even as it got closer to home, the Los Angeles Dodgers look to hit the reset button Tuesday.

With a short two-game interleague series against the Seattle Mariners, the Dodgers are coming full circle to the start of their issues, when a series between these two teams in the Pacific Northwest last month offered a glimpse of what was to come.

The Dodgers have failed to win any of their last six series, a run that started with an April 19-20 two-game series split at Seattle. Los Angeles entered the short tussle with a 13-3 record, lost the opener 4-3 and won the finale 1-0 thanks to the pitching of Julio Urias. They are 4-13 since.