Dalton Rushing embraces role playing behind Will Smith, seeks smoother second season

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FENIX — Dalton Rushing’s first year in the major leagues with the Dodgers didn’t go as planned. More than 53 games after his call in May, the highly qualified prospect hit .204 with a .258, OPS percentage of .582, four home runs and 24 propelled runs. It was the only time in his life in baseball, apart from his first year at Louisville University, that Rushing wasn’t an integral part of his team’s alignment. “There were many, many ups and downs,…