Michael Elizondo

Bobby Miller had the sophomore slump to end all sophomore slumps for the Dodgers in 2024, posting league worsts in ERA and FIP for pitchers who pitched at least 50 innings.

In 2024, the journeyman pitcher made two appearances for the Dodgers in Miami, during which he was memorable for both good and bad.

Miguel Vargas did not have a fielding position with the Dodgers, but was the lynchpin in bringing critical pieces Michael Kopech and Tommy Edman to Los Angeles in a three-team trade that sent Vargas to the White Sox.

Justin Wrobleski started 2024 in Double-A Tulsa, was promoted to Triple-A Oklahoma City before midseason. Attrition on the major league pitching staff forced the Dodgers to rely on the young left-hander about a year earlier than expected.

The screwballer, now-journeyman reliever, became a key cog of the dogs of the Dodgers’ bullpen and the unsung hero of the Dodgers’ postseason, beloved by fans and his teammates.

The Dodgers continue their holiday shopping theme by signing Hernández for three years with a $15 million fourth-year option.

The young right-handed reliever spent half the year in Triple-A. He got his chance to relieve for the Dodgers twice. Due to a roster crunch, Vanasco is now part of the Detroit Tigers organization.

The newly acquired and extended right-hander was one of the best pitchers in baseball for the Dodgers, pitching a career-high in innings, which is great until you remember Glasnow missed the most important third of the year.

Michael Elizondo wraps up 2024 with aplomb — a "mostly" serious award essay where he settles his NLDS bet.

Roki Sasaki is expected to pick an MLB team between January 15 and January 23. True Blue LA’s detailed compendium of the unprecedented signing process.