A little over 11 months ago, the Los Angeles Dodgers made a major move in free agency, bringing in closer Tanner Scott on a four-year, $72 million deal to shore up their bullpen.
One season later, the Dodgers acquired one of the best relievers on the open market in Edwin Diaz due to their bullpen woes, mainly led by Scott’s performance or lack thereof.
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A year after finishing with a 1.75 ERA and 4.0 WAR, Scott stumbled into a 4.74 ERA in Los Angeles and didn’t make an appearance in the postseason due to a severe lower-body abscess.