Breaking: Edwin Díaz and the Los Angeles Dodgers are in agreement on a deal, a source tells @jorgecastillo. The contract is for three years and $69 million, sources tell @JeffPassan.
The back-to-back champs are adding one of the best closers in baseball.
@DodgersNation You can't win the World Series by relying solely on your starting pitchers.
Yesavage certainly pitched well,
but he couldn't even foul off pitches to work the count, let alone string together consecutive hits. The lineup is truly in terrible shape.
@Dodgers This isn't something that just started now, but the bullpen, the lineup, and the manager's decisions are truly awful.
Relying solely on starting pitchers to win the World Series is absolutely impossible.
@PeteZarrol@Dodgers You're absolutely right!
The batting lineup couldn't even foul off pitches to get ahead in the count, nor could they adjust their timing.
This needs improvement.
@DodgersNation Why keep starting Treinen when he gets hit every single time?
It's like he's deliberately trying to lose.
Has he already given up on the game?
@DodgersNation Treinen was in good form last year, but this season he's been struggling consistently.
Forget the regular season—there's no way we'd bet on him in the postseason!
Unfortunately, if he were to see any action at all, it would only be in a throwaway game.....