The Los Angeles Dodgers placed an emphasis on improving their bullpen this past offseason, adding several pitchers who could make an impact as soon as Opening Day or later down the road.
The club most notably acquired Corey Knebel from the Milwaukee Brewers, who not too long ago was one of baseball’s best relievers. The right-hander is now two years removed from Tommy John surgery and looks to build off a strong close to the 2020 season.
Along with adding Knebel, the Dodgers signed Brandon Morrow to a Minor League contract. The 36-year-old once served as a dominant setup man for L.