"The Los Angeles Dodgers ran a six-man rotation in 2025, and could look to do the same in 2026. The Dodgers lost Clayton Kershaw after he retired, but Roki Sasaki's return to starting would fill that hole in the rotation. "It's certainly on the table, but it depends how things shake out," general manager Brandon Gomes said. Dodgers infielder Hyseong Kim could find himself battling for a spot in that rotation as well, as he threw three scoreless innings in a KBO exhibition match."
"Outside of their pitching, the Dodgers are still in search of a left fielder. Among the names they could pursue is Former NL MVPCody Bellinger. "But the Yankees continue to make Bellinger their No. 1 target, plus [the Philadelphia Phillies] and both LA teams are lurking," Jon Heyman wrote. Here's all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article): Dodgers' Dave Roberts Thinks Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto Could Win Cy Young in 2026 Dodgers' Hyseong Kim Tosses 3 Scoreless Innings in KBO Match Dodgers Open to Keeping Six-Man Starting Rotation in 2026, Says GM 3 Moves Dodgers Need to Make This Offseason Dodgers 'Lurking' in Cody Bellinger Sweepstakes, Says Insider Dodgers Video of the Day: Dodgers Tweets of the Day:"
The Dodgers may continue using a six-man rotation in 2026 to replace Clayton Kershaw, with Roki Sasaki expected to rejoin the starting staff and fill that vacancy. General manager Brandon Gomes described the idea as possible but contingent on roster developments. Infielder Hyseong Kim threw three scoreless innings in a KBO exhibition and could compete for a rotation or roster spot. The team remains in the market for a left fielder, with former NL MVP Cody Bellinger among possibilities and the Yankees, Phillies and both Los Angeles clubs showing interest. Additional offseason moves and evaluation of pitching depth are priorities.
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