The Dodgers’ 2024 season couldn’t have gone much better.
They won the World Series for the first time since 1988 and for the second time in the previous five seasons (counting the 2020 victory that was cut short by the epidemic). In the first season of his 10-year, $700-million contract, Shohei Ohtani exceeded all expectations, transforming them both on and off the field. As the new year draws near, they are aware that they intend to aim for dynasty status in 2025, attempting to become the fifth team in MLB’s live ball era to win three titles in a six-year period.
They have already started to position themselves with a number of significant moves this offseason. Blake Snell, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, was signed by them. They kept top reliever Blake Treinen and slugging outfielder Teoscar Hernndez. They even extended Tommy Edman, a vital utilityman. They are therefore the overwhelming favorites to retain their crown the following season at this early stage.
However, before the squad reports to spring training in early February, further decisions need to be made.
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The Dodgers have demonstrated their willingness to spend by taking on $45 million in new financial commitments for 2025, leveraging their big-market status.
Here are four New Year’s resolutions for the club as the year turns to 2025.
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