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Adames has never won a Gold Glove.

Adames has never won a GG? What are you talking about lol

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I didn't like this comment at all. Clean it up Mr.😅

Crochet doesn't seem to want to win that badly, and Robert is injured very often. Not sure I'd want either personally. I do like the idea of Snell for 3-4 years a lot the more I think about it though.

I like both these proposals. Getting Crochet and Robert on the cheap and taking that risk or going with Snell. Win/win!

@@tonymaggio7988 Crochet and Robert won't be cheap in terms of prospects. Just money. And frankly, money isn't the issue, as prospects are significantly more finite.

I agree. I didn't mean Crochet and Robert will be cheap prospect-wise but they will contract-wise, comparatively. What do you think of this proposal to the Sox, Lux, Pages, Cartaya, maybe even Stone, a top 5 prospect and a top 20-30 prospect? It's a lot to give up but it clears a lot of spaces on the 40 man roster and, I feel, it's an offer that would be hard for the White Sox to refuse.

@@tonymaggio7988 Too expensive, and I think Pages has a bright future with this team soon. He's not a bad corner outfielder, definitely has some pop. I just can't see this front office overpaying for anyone period. It's definitely an offer the Sox wouldn't be able to refuse, but not one the Dodgers should make.

Why not? Roki might be injured as his velo has dropped a few mph as of late. There's plenty of injured guys who are unknowns in the organization who are coming back, but Walker might be more stable than the vast majority of them, including Ohtani and Glasnow.

I have no idea why you're eating the media narrative that he won't be a Dodger. They did the same thing with Ohtani and Yamamoto. Saying they wanted to make their own team etc. He's not overrated, he's a top tier prospect. But I do agree that he might likely be injured and might come over injured. But the investment would be low so I doubt any team would worry about that. But if it helps you sleep at night so you're not worried if he is or isn't a Dodger, then by all means.

@ You don’t explain how I’m wrong, just saying he’s a “top tier Prospect” doesn’t mean anything. He isn’t being touted as a top tier prospect, he is being touted as the best pitcher in the world. He doesn’t have the pitch mix that typically causes MLB hitters issues with Japanese pitchers. MLB hitters love to sit on the fastball. The more pitches a pitcher has the harder it is to sit on the fastball. He is definitely a great prospect. And if he can stay healthy and learn a change up he very well might be the best pitcher in the world one day. But he is not a finished product like Yamamoto and Ohtani (as a pitcher) was when coming over. The good news for the Dodgers could be the fact that they are the best team in baseball at teaching the change up. But it seems like he has already made his mind up that he’s going to the Padres.

@@johndurrer7869 Who said he's the best pitcher in the world? The whole thing is he's a top tier talent, not a top tier pitcher. The price is what makes him a top pitching free agent. If anything, that's the what's wrong. Just what he's being viewed as. I just don't see where you're getting "he's going to be a Padres" from either. Because of Darvish? Yamamoto and Ohtani both idolize Darvish too, but they didn't go to San Diego. I'm not saying he's not going, but it doesn't make as much sense to go to San Diego, and it for sure makes no sense to think he's made up his mind when there's basically no indications of his desires other than money not being the factor. The rest is just hearsay.

@@ryanc9876 No not Darvish, Nomo. Do a RUclips search of “Roki best pitcher in the world”

He's overrated lol what kind of bs he might not come here doesn't mean he's overrated. And he is still 23 he could improve his arsenal & control.

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The Rockies aren't going to trade Tovar, and if they do, it won't be to the Dodgers unless they get new ownership.

@@LockedOnDodgersdodgers should be able to put a package to interest the Rockies. They certainly have a lot of young pitchers that they could trade. They won’t be getting an opportunity with the dodgers because of the pitching they have brought in. They can add Outman to it.

The Rockies took a mediocre package from the Cardinals instead of a better package from the Dodgers for Nolan Arenado because their owner was unwilling to trade with the Dodgers under any circumstances. We can dream about Tovar all we want, but Colorado will NOT be trading him to the Dodgers.

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Like we said, it's not an either/or when you have unlimited money. The Dodgers won't sign Soto if it means they can't do the other things they need to do.

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There’s always going to be competition from the two NY teams, the Braves, and the Astros. Dodger teams may not always be the strongest, but baseball is better with good Dodger teams.

@KYDodgerfan true but I don't think having, betts,freeman, ohtani, sota is fair

The Dodgers barely won. Padres had historic choke. Then only a walk off grand slam and historic bad inning otherwise it's 3-2 Yankees. Did you forget last season, the season before. The complaining this year. Soto is Ted Williams (Great and bad) his fWAR is insane for someone not yet in his prime. He goes to right. Betts to second and Lux traded. Soto is replacing Lux in the lineup. You keep him away from Mets Padres or Yankees. You do not want to face him in the post season. He gives the Dodgers 4 hall of famers and if they dominate for 10 years the Dodgers organization doubles in value from 5 billion to 10 billion (the real reason the owners sign players and want to win). If he was a bad teammate or caused bad team chemistry you think the Yankees would be offering 600 million? Can the Dodgers afford him. Yup it's 600 million over 14 years. It is totally different yearly than Ohtani. In 5 years when bunch of players are averaging 50 million a year Soto will be a bargain. Not sure they will get him but that are really trying to.

@@michaelprokasky3866 It certainly isn't good for the sport. Even as a Dodger fan, imo, the taste of wining a WS with not having a lineup full of All Stars is a lot sweeter

Well, you’re definitely an annoying fan then.

Good he can stay there

Yes, they will pay him until he's 40

I don’t recall either Jeff or Vince saying that the Dodgers were GOING to sign Soto. They said that it would behoove the Dodgers to talk to Soto. Talking doesn’t cost $600 MM, although who knows how much it actually costs, since it’s Boras. 😂😂😂

Dodgers are valued at 5 billion. In 2012 it was 2 billion. Yankees are 10 billion. The Golden State Warriors are 9 billion. Wait what? Dynasty. Becoming a Dynasty will put Dodgers to an expected 10-12 billion in 10 years. So 600 million to make 5--7 billion not even counting tv rights, advertising and merchandise. The only issue is Mets and Yankees want to increase their value. Getting a Hall of Famer years before his prime is incredibly rare.

You morons can waste your time discussing this all you want but the reality remains the same - the Dodgers are never going to sign Juan Soto for his current market value. Never. Ever. Let's wait to see who's right, shall we?

I watched a competitive league through the McCourt years, that wasn’t better. Baseball is better with a good Dodger team.

Dynasties help sports. Parity is seen as boring. Think people weren't watching the NBA when Bulls dominated? Tiger Woods, Tyson, Yankees, 49ers. You want to see the David vs Goliaths. It makes money.

@@laartwork They don't need Soto to dominate

There are no minor league rosters right now, but that's okay because there's also no 26-man major league roster so there's no need to send anyone to the minors. It's just the 40-man roster right now until the season starts.

@@LockedOnDodgers of course there's not....geesh, what was I thinking. So the question was more because they have only 2 roster spots with 4 guys to resign plus the Roki possibility and the Fried talk (not to mention teh Soto/Adames which, personally, would prefer them not to, or at least not until running out of other options). So they need to make some trades before this or at least simoultaneosly

Well, they can DFA and/or non-tender guys to open up spots. In fact, apparently today Connor Brogdon passed through waivers and was outrighted off the 40-man roster. There are a couple more possibilities for that type of move. But yeah, I expect some trades, too. Especially because there are also a few guys they need to add to the 40-man roster to protect them from the Rule 5 Draft.

@@LockedOnDodgers Exactly, Rule 5 also plays an important role. I thought about the DFA but I think of it (in many cases, not all) as a real waste of players. Hope they do make some trades. Thanks guys!!