"The Los Angeles Dodgers are set up to have an active free agency period, with a need for outfield and bullpen help. In addition to their own Major League free agents, the Dodgers also have decisions to make on Minor League players who are no longer under contract. Of the Dodgers Minor League free agents, the Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets lead the way with 12, followed by the Double-A Tulsa Drillers with four, and High-A Great Lakes Loons with one."
"Giovanny Gallegos and Michael Grove have more Major League experience than any other player on this list. In fact, only five others have even made their MLB debut. Gallegos has six years of service time and has found solid Major League success, with a career 3.49 ERA, 1.02 WHIP and 10.62 strike outs per nine innings. He signed a Minor League contract with the Dodgers last offseason with an invitation to Spring Training."
"Grove was a second-round draft pick by the Dodgers in the 2018 MLB Draft who made his way to the Majors in 2022. He is one of only three players drafted by the Dodgers in this batch of free agents. Four other players on this list signed with the team as an international free agent. Grove had his moments as a reliever with the Dodgers during the 2024 season, but largely struggled in the Majors."
Los Angeles Dodgers need outfield and bullpen additions and will be active in free agency. The team must decide on multiple Minor League free agents no longer under contract. Triple-A Oklahoma City leads with 12 free agents, Double-A Tulsa has four, and High-A Great Lakes has one. The Minor League group includes 11 relievers, one starter, four infielders, and one outfielder. Giovanny Gallegos and Michael Grove possess the most Major League experience among the group. Gallegos missed the season due to injury and was placed on the full-season injured list. Grove missed 2025 recovering from right shoulder surgery and was outrighted but may elect free agency.
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