Tag Archives: Rosterbating

Max Kepler. (via) Yesterday, I wrote about some free agents who could be potential depth pieces the Dodgers can pursue when the lockout ends. Today, I’m going to look at …

Josh Harrison. (via) Last winter, the Dodgers chose not to re-sign the likes of Enrique Hernandez and Joc Pederson. It was an expected move because the two had played through …

Carlos Rodon. (via) I wrote a few weeks ago about how the Dodgers’ rotation could look different in 2022, and as of now, that looks like it could be true. …

Corey Seager. Photo by: Cody Bashore Dustin’s Note: This article has been updated from the originally published version. It took a while, but here is my 2021-22 Dodgers’ offseason plan. …

Garrett Cooper. (via) The Dodgers’ bench/depth struggled in 2021. It struggled so much that 41-year-old Albert Pujols was looked at as a massive upgrade when they signed him in mid-May. …

Frankie Montas. (via) The Dodgers are entering an uncertain offseason in many ways. They have a lot of quality free agents, some players due for raises, some players who should …

James Outman. (Courtesy Of Bob Solorio, Sacramento State) With as much depth as the Dodgers have — even in a down year for it — they still have some Rule …

Photo: Stacie Wheeler Despite equaling the franchise record in wins (for the second time in three years), the Dodgers end the season without a World Series title. It’s difficult to …

When the Dodgers acquired Trea Turner (and Max Scherzer) at the trade deadline, it was a bold move. It also signaled that Corey Seager‘s time with the Dodgers could be …

Garrett Cooper. (via) The Dodgers have been on the hunt for a right-handed (infield) bat the entire offseason. With Justin Turner just sitting there, they’ve opted not to just give …