Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed pitcher Edwin Diaz to a three-year contract worth $69 million. Dodgers president Andrew Friedman discussed the potential for more signings despite already having a high payroll. The team aims to address additional needs, such as in the bullpen and outfield, to strengthen their chances for another championship.
Key Facts
- Edwin Diaz signed a three-year contract with the Dodgers for $69 million.
- The contract gives Diaz an average of $23 million per year, the highest for a reliever in baseball history.
- The Dodgers aim to improve their bullpen, which was considered a weak spot.
- Andrew Friedman, Dodgers president, hinted at the possibility of more signings.
- The Dodgers are considering adding outfielders like Kyle Tucker or Cody Bellinger.
- The Dodgers already have the most expensive roster in baseball.
- The team won two consecutive championships and aims for a third.
