The Los Angeles Dodgers are chasing a three-peat in 2026, and while they’ve won back-to-back World Series titles, the front office’s effort to improve each year has been a huge factor in the team’s success.
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The Dodgers have some areas to improve upon before next season, including in the outfield. Last winter, the Dodgers signed Michael Conforto to a one-year, $17 million deal.
While the Dodgers could re-sign the outfielder, he had a career-worst season in LA and did not make the postseason roster because of his lack of production.