Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers, nearing a second consecutive World Series appearance, have had mixed results from their off-season player additions. Michael Conforto, signed for one year at $17 million, did not make the playoff roster and may leave the team as a free agent. Conforto's situation is compared to Pete Alonso, who might also leave the New York Mets.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers are close to their second straight World Series appearance.
- They signed Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto to large contracts last year.
- Other notable signings include Blake Snell, Tanner Scott, and Michael Conforto.
- Michael Conforto signed a $17 million deal for one year with the Dodgers.
- Conforto did not adjust well to the Dodgers and was left off the playoff roster.
- Conforto might become a free agent as his future with the Dodgers is uncertain.
- Pete Alonso may leave the Mets as he considers opting out of his contract.
- Conforto mentions that Alonso has been greatly invested in the Mets.
