Dodgers Could Target Mets' 31-Year-Old All-Star, Per Insider
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers, after winning the World Series, are looking to improve their bullpen. They are considering adding New York Mets closer Edwin Díaz, a three-time All-Star, as a potential new closer. The Dodgers need a reliable closer for next season as Rōki Sasaki will return to the starting rotation.Key Facts
- The Dodgers won their second World Series in a row but narrowly defeated the Toronto Blue Jays.
- Los Angeles needs a new closer because their current setup has Sasaki returning as a starter.
- Tanner Scott was moved from his role as closer due to inconsistent performance.
- Edwin Díaz is a key target for the Dodgers; he is a free agent after opting out from the Mets.
- Díaz recorded 28 saves and 98 strikeouts in 62 games this past season.
- Other bullpen options in free agency include Robert Suarez, Pete Fairbanks, Devin Williams, and Ryan Helsley.
- The Dodgers have shown a willingness to spend big on free agents following their World Series success.
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