Dodgers
Dodgers re-sign Miguel Rojas to one-year deal
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to a one-year, $5.5 million contract with veteran infielder Miguel Rojas, according to multiple reports. Rojas, who played a key role in the team's 2025 World Series victory, plans to retire after the 2026 season. The deal allows him to finish his career with the club where he debuted in 2014.
Heading into the 2026 season, the Los Angeles Dodgers boast significant clarity in their infield lineup, anchored by a group of All-Stars and Gold Glovers. While starters like Will Smith, Freddie Freeman, Tommy Edman, Mookie Betts, and Max Muncy are set to return, depth options add intrigue amid injury concerns. Tommy Edman's ankle surgery recovery remains the primary question mark.
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Updating earlier reports of Toronto Blue Jays' frontrunner status, the New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers have emerged alongside them as the top suitors for elite free agent outfielder Kyle Tucker. The 28-year-old, coming off a 4.5-WAR 2025 season, is open to short- or long-term deals as his market heats up ahead of spring training.
The Los Angeles Dodgers won back-to-back World Series titles in 2025, relying on both stars and lesser-known contributors. As the team eyes a potential three-peat, six players could play pivotal roles in the upcoming season.
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Roki Sasaki, who served as a key reliever for the Los Angeles Dodgers during their 2025 World Series championship run, is expected to transition back to the starting rotation in 2026. Dodgers general manager Brandon Gomes confirmed Sasaki will absolutely be in the rotation next season, with president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman echoing the team's view of him as a strong starter. This move follows Sasaki's injury-plagued season and successful late bullpen stint.