Dodgers 26-Man Roster Revealed for Seoul Series Against Padres, Blake Treinen Goes to IL
The Los Angeles Dodgers have officially announced their 26-man roster for the first ever Seoul Series against the San Diego Padres in South Korea.
Games will take place at 3:05 a.m. PDT on Wednesday, March 20 and Thursday, March 21.
While the Dodgers were allowed to bring 31 players on their travel roster, only 26 are able to be active for the games.
Here’s the official 26-man roster the Dodgers will be playing with on Wednesday and Thursday:
Pitchers:
Tyler Glasnow, RHP (Game 1 starter)
Yoshinobu Yamamoto, RHP (Game 2 starter)
Michael Grove, RHP
Evan Phillips, RHP
Ryan Brasier, RHP
Daniel Hudson, RHP
Kyle Hurt, RHP
Joe Kelly, RHP
J.P. Feyereisen, RHP
Landon Knack, RHP
Gus Varland, RHP
Alex Vesia, LHP
Ryan Yarbrough, LHP
Two-Way Player:
Shohei Ohtani
Catchers:
Will Smith
Austin Barnes
Infielders:
Freddie Freeman
Gavin Lux
Max Muncy
Miguel Rojas
Outfielders:
Teoscar Hernández
James Outman
Jason Heyward
Infielders/Outfielders:
Mookie Betts
Kiké Hernández
Chris Taylor
The Dodgers will be able to activate someone off the taxi squad in the event of an injury in between the first and second game.
Those players are pitcher Gavin Stone, catcher Hunter Feduccia and infielder/outfielder Miguel Vargas.
Bobby Miller is in Korea but not among the extras.
Additionally, the Dodgers will be able to reset the roster before their domestic home opener on March 28.
Dodgers Place Blake Treinen on Injured List
Right-handed pitcher Blake Treinen will open the season on the 10-day injured list, as he sustained a bruised lung on a comebacker last week.
The Dodgers were hopeful he’d be able to make the Opening Day roster, but unfortunately, he’s opening the season on the IL.
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Where’s Mookie? Is he an infielder or an outfielder??
As a very very long time Dodger fan (my favorite players growing up were Zack Wheat and Dazzy Vance), I think it is time to implement a rule. That is, any Dodger pitcher who walks the lead-off hitter of an inning gets a $25,000 fine. Every time after that, his fine goes up $5,000. The first game of this season, the only two runs scored by the Padres were after lead-off walks. Let the batter hit fungoes but do NOT walk the lead-off hitter!!!!! I wonder how many runs scored last year against the Dodgers by lead-off walks? I don’t care when the lead-off hitter for the Dodgers walks and scores — that’s ok. Thanks for letting me rant.