The Dodgers' messaging on their plans for the bullpen has been confusing, to say the least. They're stuck with Tanner Scott for three more seasons and have said that they expect him to bounce back and still be a factor in late innings, but they're also talking to seemingly every high-profile closer out there.
The first one that they swung and missed at was Raisel Iglesias, who they offered around $16 million for one year before he took that deal with the Braves to return to Atlanta. There was mutual interest with Devin Williams, but he went to the Mets instead for three years and $51 million.