Closer Edwin Díaz 's deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers is for three years and $69 million, sources tell ESPN. The Dodgers, who were targeting bullpen help this winter, got the best closer on the ...

(via) Good morning, Dodger fans. Closer Edwin Díaz's deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers is for three years and $69 million, sources tell ESPN. The Dodgers, who were targeting bullpen … ...

One of the most pressing needs the Dodgers have this offseason is the outfield. Their outfielders were firmly in the middle of the pack, offensively, and were better on paper, defensively, than they ...

Hello and welcome to what I think is the last deadline before the Winter Meetings in just over a couple weeks. The Dodgers had to decide who to tender contracts to out of the five remaining players ...

A tale of three hitters, and it seems the most recent iteration is the one we can expect going forward. He’s not hitting the ball as hard and not walking nearly as much, but he has also massively ...

The deadline to add players to the 40-man roster in order to protect them from the Rule 5 Draft was today, and surprisingly the Dodgers only added left-handed pitcher Ronan Kopp despite having two ...

Alright, we’re back with off-season news posts — or at least transaction stuff — which are usually surprisingly active due to the Dodgers being the Dodgers. The biggest transaction news is the Dodgers ...

One would think after last winter’s spending on late-inning relievers, the Dodgers would explore other ways to improve a beleaguered bullpen. I’m as surprised as you are. They have a definite need in ...

On May 31, Will Klein was designated for assignment by the Seattle Mariners. Two days later, the Dodgers acquired him in a trade for 30-year-old minor leaguer Joe Jacques. The Dodgers were Klein’s ...