Dodgers news: Shohei Ohtani plans for 50 at bats
Ohtani won’t be playing in Cactus League games, but his recovery plan includes plenty of at bats.
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Ohtani won’t be playing in Cactus League games, but his recovery plan includes plenty of at bats.
Dodgers players reported to camp in Arizona earlier this month riding high off of a winter that saw the franchise dish out north of $1 billion.
A total of 10 Dodgers prospects were named to at least one top-100 list by Baseball America, Baseball Prospectus, ESPN, FanGraphs, The Athletic, and MLB Pipeline.
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The Dodgers gave their rotation a complete makeover this winter, turning it from the team’s biggest weakness to a strength in the span of 10 days in December.