It’s hard to keep up with all the roster moves the Dodgers made in 2016. In fact, it’s hard to keep up with all the moves Andrew Friedman haw made since he took over, period.
Still, when I wrote about resetting the 40-man roster, I noticed something: The Dodgers have an inordinate amount of starting pitching.
Of course, that doesn’t mean it was all good starting pitching, and while they got starts from 15 players in 2016, not all 15 of those players will be back with the Dodgers. Here’s every starting pitcher the Dodgers have under contract before the offseason actually begins:
That’s 10 starting pitchers.