"General manager Brandon Gomes acknowledged the possibility and said the club is weighing the pros and cons of dealing from one of their strengths, via Sonja Chen of MLB.com: "We know that pitching depth is fleeting," general manager Brandon Gomes said at the Winter Meetings. "Now, that doesn't mean if there's a deal that we feel like, 'Hey, the risk-reward is worth it, we'll do it.' But everything comes with its pros and cons.""
"As it currently stands, the Dodgers are set to have a surplus of starting pitching when the 2026 season begins. Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow, Emmet Sheehan and Roki Sasaki could be part of a six-man rotation barring any injuries or other moves. The team is also expected to get back River Ryan and Gavin Stone from injury, meaning there will be a few pitchers on the outside looking in when it comes time for Opening Day."
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed Edwin Díaz to a three-year, $69 million contract and remain active for additional offseason moves before Spring Training. The club is targeting a position player who contributes on both offense and defense, with Brendan Donovan, Steven Kwan and Lars Nootbaar linked to the team. The Dodgers hold deep starting-pitching resources and could trade from that depth, but front office leadership is weighing risks and rewards. A projected 2026 rotation could include Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow, Emmet Sheehan and Roki Sasaki, with River Ryan and Gavin Stone returning from injury.
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