Michael Busch: Dodgers 2023 Minor League Player Of The Year
Consistency made all the difference for Michael Busch as he dominated Triple-A and earned his first MLB callup.
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Dalton Rushing Expands Dodgers’ Catching Surfeit
The Dodgers had two catchers representing them during all-star festivities, and both hailed from the same college program.
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Talent Runs Deep In Dodgers’ Double-A Tulsa Rotation
Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman called the pitching staff that started the season at Double-A Tulsa the “deepest and most talented” group he…
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Fastball Command Is Key For Dodgers’ Bobby Miller
The flame-throwing Bobby Miller has the raw stuff to dominate MLB competition. Command and sequencing will determine how successful he is as a rookie.
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Dodgers’ Nick Frasso Continues To Progress
Fastball-heavy Nick Frasso sees results after better mixing his pitches with Double-A Tulsa after joining the Dodgers in a 2022 trade.
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Dodgers’ Gavin Stone Came To Grips With His Changeup—And Has Excelled
Stone didn’t develop the pitch that him famous until his first full season as a pro. Now, he has the Dodgers’ attention and is on track for his MLB debut this season.
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Dodgers Slugger Andy Pages Will Feel Less Sluggish In 2023
The 22-year-old power-hitting outfielder took the initiative this winter to improve his physique.
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Dodgers’ Michael Busch On Verge Of Helping MLB Club
The 2019 first-rounder turned in an impressive 2022 season while drawing comparisons with a Dodgers two-time all-star.
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Dodgers’ Ronan Kopp Keeps Exceeding Expectations
Extra-tall lefthander Ronan Kopp has bat-missing stuff. Now he just needs to find the strike zone more often in order to realize his upside.
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Dodgers Add Well-Rounded Jonny DeLuca To 40-Man
Jonny DeLuca hits for power. He runs. He defends. The Dodgers saw a lot to like in the 24-year-old outfielder when they made him the least famous of their four roster additions.
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Patience Pays Off For Dodgers’ James Outman
It took years for athletic outfielder James Outman to successfully rebuild his swing, but the fruits of his labor began to bloom in a career 2022 season.
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Dodgers’ Diego Cartaya Makes Staying Healthy His Top Priority
The 21-year-old catcher missed a lot of time in 2021 and all of 2020 to the pandemic, so learning how to navigate a full season was essential.
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Miguel Vargas: Dodgers 2022 Minor League Player Of The Year
Miguel Vargas moved to Triple-A this season and did what he has always done—hit. He caught the attention of Dodgers manager Dave Roberts and even learned a new position, one that may become his home.
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Dodgers’ Andy Pages Is Self-Driven To Make Adjustments
The Dodgers laud the baseball IQ and drive to improve shown by 21-year-old Andy Pages, the 2021 Midwest League home run champ.
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Dodgers Righty Hyun-il Choi Carves His Own Niche
Korean righthander Hyun-il Choi has advanced command and pitchability. The next step is holding velocity for an entire season.
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Dodgers Righthander Ryan Pepiot On Verge Of MLB Debut
Thanks to a plus-plus changeup that he taught himself how to throw, Pepiot could make his big league debut in 2022.
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Dodgers’ Leonel Valera Begins To Realize Power-Speed Potential
The hitting conditions at Great Lakes were less than ideal, but the 22-year-old shortstop benefited from hitting in the same lineup as two up-and-coming Dodgers hitters.
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Eddys Leonard Rides Breakout Season To 40-Man Roster
The 21-year-old shortstop had a surge in power production during his season spent between the Class A levels.
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James Outman Refines His Hitting Mechanics
The 2018 seventh-rounder always had the components to succeed in the batter’s box. In 2021 he realized the fruits of his labor with a breakthrough season.
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Miguel Vargas: Dodgers 2021 Minor League Player Of The Year
The 21-year-old third baseman stood out this year for an advanced approach and burgeoning power as he reached Double-A.
