The Dodgers have controversially re-signed Rich Hill, and are looking at more players like Andrew McCutchen, Brian Dozier, and Wade Davis.
The Los Angeles Dodgers made their first big splash during the 2016 Winter Meetings on Monday by re-signing Rich Hill. Hill was the top free-agent starting pitcher after his career year, posting a 2.12 ERA. Los Angeles re-signed the 36 year-old lefty to a three-year $48 million deal, with a $2 million signing bonus.
Oct 18, 2016; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Rich Hill (44) reacts after a strike out during the sixth inning against the Chicago Cubs in game three of the 2016 NLCS playoff baseball series at Dodger Stadium.