Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers are seen as one of the top teams this offseason, even without many new signings. They signed Edwin Diaz and are interested in Kyle Tucker, but they aren't aggressively pursuing free agents. Players see the Dodgers as a strong team for winning a World Series.
Key Facts
- The Los Angeles Dodgers are considered offseason winners despite few transactions.
- MLB insider Jeff Passan notes the Dodgers have a unique approach to free agency, relying on their reputation.
- The Dodgers signed Edwin Diaz, a top closer, to a three-year, $69 million contract.
- Players believe joining the Dodgers offers a strong chance to win a World Series.
- The Dodgers have expressed interest in free agent Kyle Tucker but are not actively chasing deals.
- The Dodgers' strategy focuses on waiting for the right opportunities without being overly aggressive.
- Edwin Diaz chose the Dodgers because of their winning reputation and success.
- The Dodgers' main competition for Tucker includes the Mets and Toronto Blue Jays.
