USA Today’s Bob Nightengale graded the Los Angeles Dodgers’ offseason an ‘A’ following their high-profile signings.
The Dodgers made two of the biggest moves of the offseason this winter, signing All-Star closer Edwin Díaz and All-Star outfielder Kyle Tucker to multi-year deals, securing their spot at the top of baseball heading into 2026.
“The Dodgers became the first team to win consecutive World Series since the New York Yankees in 1996-2000, so what did they do?” Nightengale wrote.
“Got even better, positioning themselves for a three-peat.
“The Dodgers’ biggest nemesis last season was their bullpen, becoming such a mess that starters Roki Sasaki, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Tyler Glasnow and even Clayton Kershaw pitched in relief in the postseason.