The Los Angeles Dodgers have bountiful depth everywhere around the diamond.
The club lost its expected number three starting pitcher when offseason acquisition David Price opted out of the 2020 season amid COVID concerns. Thankfully they had three other capable arms ready to plug in and help LA not miss a beat.
If there are injuries or any lost time in the infield or outfield, there are players ready to step in and provide productive at-bats.
However, one area of weakness might be behind the dish. Beyond the expected tandem of Will Smith and Austin Barnes, the Dodgers are looking a bit left out to dry at catcher.