The Los Angeles Dodgers have largely maintained a full 40-man roster this offseason, primarily due to the tendering of contracts to arbitration-eligible players for 2025.
Players like Connor Brogdon and Dustin May have navigated free agency with differing results; May secured a one-year contract, while Brogdon was outrighted off the roster.
The arbitration-eligible players, including Gavin Lux and Brusdar Graterol, will be seeking new contracts, with potential MLB arbitration hearings scheduled if no agreement is reached by January.
Andrew Friedman, the Dodgers' president of baseball operations, typically adheres to a file and trial approach, focusing on negotiations leading up to the arbitration deadlines.
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