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Dodgers envision 5-man rotation to start season
The Los Angeles Dodgers' plan to use a six-man rotation this season is on hold until one of the half-dozen, star right-hander Shohei Ohtani, returns to the mound in May, according to the team's president of baseball operations.
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Dodgers president envisions 5-man rotation for start of season
The Los Angeles Dodgers' plan to use a six-man rotation this season is on hold until one of the half-dozen, star right-hander Shohei Ohtani, returns to the mound in May, according to the team's president of baseball operations. Andrew Friedman…
Los Angeles Dodgers’ plan to use a six-opener rotation this season is on hold until one of half a dozen, the right-wing pitcher Shohei Ohtani, returns to the mound in May, according to the team’s chairman of baseball operations. Andrew Friedman told reporters on Friday that five days off in April, combined with the Dodgers’ depth of candidates for rotation, can make the plan ... The Dodgers entry foresees rotation of five openers at the start of…
Dodgers president envisions 5-man rotation for start of season - Blue Water Healthy Living
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ plan to use a six-man rotation this season is on hold until one of the half-dozen, star right-hander Shohei Ohtani, returns to the mound in May, according to the team’s president of baseball operations. Andrew Friedman told reporters on Friday that five off days in April, combined with the Dodgers’ depth in rotation candidates, can make the altered plan work. Ohtani, the two-way standout who won his third MVP last season…
Change of plan: Why Dodgers will open season with 5-man rotation
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The Dodgers reversed course on how they'll configure their rotation to open the season, as president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said Friday that the team will use five starting pitchers until Shohei Ohtani returns to the big league mound. Throughout the offseason, the Dodgers maintained that
Andrew Friedman updates Dodgers' pitching plans to begin 2025 season
The Los Angeles Dodgers created a surplus in their starting rotation by signing Blake Snell and Roki Sasaki, in addition to bringing back Clayton Kershaw for his 18th season. Though in Kershaw’s case, he’s expected to begin the year on the 60-day injured list and thus not be available until May. The Dodgers also are waiting on Shohei Ohtani’s return to the mound as he progresses through a throwing program and rehab process of sorts from right el…
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