The Los Angeles Dodgers made strategic roster moves during the trade deadline, focusing on adding depth in the outfield and improving their bullpen. Manager Dave Roberts expressed confidence in the team's current core, believing they can perform better in October. Key additions included right-hander Brock Stewart from the Minnesota Twins, noted for his impressive 2.38 ERA and strong strikeout rates, and outfielder Alex Call from the Nationals, who brings plate discipline and defensive skills. Notable departures consisted of right-hander Dustin May and James Outman, adjusting the team's composition ahead of upcoming games.
Manager Dave Roberts stated, "I think we've got a pretty dang good team. I think if you look at it from the offensive side, as far as our guys, they'll be the first to tell you they've got to perform better and more consistently."
Acquisition Brock Stewart boasts a 2.38 ERA and excels in inducing slower exit velocities and hard-hit balls, ranking in the 93rd percentile for swing-and-miss.
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