50–60 small dead spots, each with a tiny soil bump, bald soil center. Wet summer. Tiny worm found (likely benign). Classic dollar spot (Sclerotinia homoeocarpa)—a mild fungal disease from excess moisture.
Earthworms don't kill grass in spots. They improve soil.
Send photos to TheLawnCoach@aol.com for confirmation. But dollar spot is top candidate.
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