Dodgers Predicted to Sign 'High-Priced Closer' After Tanner Scott Misfire
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers may look to sign a new, expensive closing pitcher after Tanner Scott's disappointing performance last season. Scott, who was signed after the Dodgers' 2024 World Series win, did not perform as expected. The Dodgers are likely to invest in a new closer to help them remain competitive.Key Facts
- The Los Angeles Dodgers signed closer Tanner Scott after their 2024 World Series victory.
- Tanner Scott led the team in saves but had a disappointing 4.31 ERA last season.
- Scott did not pitch in the postseason, and Rōki Sasaki often took his place in closing situations.
- The Dodgers initially signed Scott to a four-year, $72 million contract.
- The Dodgers are considering spending money on a new closer, especially with certain large contracts off their books.
- Some potential options for a new closer include Edwin Díaz, who opted out of his contract with the New York Mets and was an All-Star last season.
- The team is rumored to be actively seeking improvements rather than hoping for Scott's performance to improve.
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