While it’s probably entirely too early to start projecting how the exact 2020 postseason roster might look for the Dodgers, it’s not too soon to think about how the team might go about building it.
On Tuesday, the Dodgers officially entered the second stanza of the season by suffering a 10-8 extra-inning loss to the Giants. Normally, the halfway mark of the year would mean that the team has plenty of time to iron out any roster wrinkles before the playoffs, but in the case of the crazy 2020 campaign, there’s only about five weeks to go before the first pitch of the postseason is thrown.