"All indications are the Los Angeles Dodgers have interest in acquiring a right-handed relief pitcher who can pitch in late-game situations, and there isn't a shortage of options in free agency. Already the Dodgers have been connected to Devin Williams, who is coming off a bumpy season with the New York Yankees. They also are thought to be among the teams that may pursue Pete Fairbanks after he became a free agent upon the Tampa Bay Rays declining their team option for 2026."
"Iglesias had a strong close to the 2022 season with the Braves and continued to pitch well in the next two years. He struggled a bit to begin 2025, specifically with giving up home runs. But from June through the rest of the season, Iglesias recaptured his form and finished with an overall 3.21 ERA, 3.31 FIP and 0.95 WHIP to go along with 29 saves in 34 opportunities."
The Los Angeles Dodgers are targeting a right-handed late-inning relief pitcher and have multiple free-agent options. The team has been linked to Devin Williams and Pete Fairbanks, and interest has surfaced in Raisel Iglesias. Iglesias moved to the Atlanta Braves after a 2022 trade from the Los Angeles Angels and rebounded after a down stretch. He struggled early in 2025 with home runs but regained form from June onward, recording a 3.21 ERA, 3.31 FIP, 0.95 WHIP and 29 saves in 34 opportunities. Iglesias will turn 36 in January, likely affecting contract length and cost. The Dodgers could sign Iglesias while adding additional bullpen arms.
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