Of all the pitchers the Dodgers started the season without, Edgardo Henriquez was probably the least missed. Although he pitched some solid innings at the end of the regular season and got a ring for his contributions in the postseason, it was more concerning that Brusdar Graterol, Evan Phillips, and Michael Kopech were all down to start the year.
However, Henriquez added a little intrigue when the Dodgers declined to specify how he had incurred a left foot fracture, which almost definitely means that he did something ill-informed. He went onto the 60-day IL in April and was kept in Triple-A after a rehab assignment in late June, even though the Dodgers definitely could've used him in the bullpen.