Like many organizations, the Dodgers have long turned to Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, the nation’s capital, to land some big fish on the amateur international market. This year is no different as the club has agreed to a deal with 6-foot-3 switch-hitting shortstop Ezequiel Melbourne,

One day after Roki Sasaki's camp informed teams they were no longer candidates to sign the star pitcher, the Dodgers will reportedly meet with him again.

Roki Sasaki excelled as Dodgers’ postseason closer, earning three saves with a 0.84 ERA. Sasaki overcame a major shoulder injury, returning strong and gaining team confidence. He aims to rejoin the starting rotation in 2026 and stabilize his performance.