The Los Angeles Dodgers are the defending champions ... relief pitching had room for improvement As Evan Phillips, Blake Treinen, and Daniel Hudson shared the load as the appointed closers on ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen has found success over recent seasons with a versatile approach rather than strictly ...

The Dodgers brought back Blake Treinen this offseason ... It’s also important to remember that the Dodgers still have Evan Phillips, who has been the ball club’s primary closer for the ...

The Dodgers brought back Blake Treinen this offseason, who was terrific in 2024 ... It’s also important to remember that the Dodgers still have Evan Phillips, who has been the ball club’s primary ...

closer Evan Phillips was struggling at the time of that Kopech acquisition, and much of the bullpen was in a state of flux. Since then, the Dodgers have acquired Kopech, activated Treinen from the ...

The new season brings even loftier expectations for the Dodgers, who enter 2025 seeking to become the first team in more than ...

Again, just overloaded with talent. The top five relievers in the Dodgers' bullpen — Phillips, Kopech, Treinen, Yates, and Scott — are all good enough to be closers on another team.

But the Dodgers' options don't end with just Scott and Treinen. The Dodgers could also use Evan Phillips, Brudar Graterol, or Alex Vesia as their closer. Last week, general manager Brandon Gomes ...

Evan Phillips finished the 2024 season ... In addition, the Dodgers have subtracted veterans Daniel Hudson (retirement) and Joe Kelly (unsigned free agent) from the bullpen mix.

The Dodgers ... Treinen on a two-year, $22 million deal. Los Angeles didn't have to do any of that because their bullpen was already pretty well set up with Michael Kopech, Alex Vesia, Evan ...