Dodgers predicted to break baseball by trading for $106M duo, Silver Slugger, Gold Glove winner

Key Highlights

• But he acknowledged that, given the calendar, it’s gonna be ‘hard’ for him to be ready for Opening Day,” Dodgers beat writer Jack Harris wrote. The Dodgers have a solid pitching rotation, but last season’s bullpen was hard to manufacture due to injuries and inconsistencies.
• This year, Los Angeles is looking for a more reliable bullpen.
• If injuries hit the rotation, FanSided’s Zachary Rotman believes the Dodgers could pursue a blockbuster deal with the Minnesota Twins for Byron Buxton and Joe Ryan.“Joe Ryan is quickly establishing himself as one of the better starting pitchers in the American League, and Byron Buxton, when healthy, is an elite center fielder.
• They are clear upgrades in their rotation and outfield, respectively.
• Sure, they'd be losing valuable rotation depth by parting with guys like Emmet Sheehan, River Ryan and Gavin Stone, but look at their rotation with Ryan,” Rotman wrote. Buxton has reportedly been unhappy with how the Twins have handled trade rumors this winter. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“It's been months of upheavals for the Minnesota Twins and, because of roster changes, turnover in the dugout and front office, and an uncertain commitment level from ownership, the future is uncertain.