Dodgers Notes: LA Sends Condolences to Family of Peter Seidler, Friedman Addresses Ohtani Rumors

Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman joined Dodgers Nation’s Doug McKain to speak on the Dodgers’ offseason plans. Friedman expressed that the Dodgers have the blessing from their ownership to pursue signing a winning roster and addressed the rumors about Shohei Ohtani’s potential interest in signing with LA.

Additionally, after the passing of Padres owner and chairman Peter Seidler, the Dodgers joined teams and fans all across Major League Baseball in expressing their condolences to the San Diego clubhouse, Seidler’s family and all those who were close to the legendary Padres owner.

Here are today’s headlines:

Andrew Friedman Believes There’s a ‘Lazy Narrative’ In Shohei Ohtani to Dodgers Rumors

Dave Roberts Finishes in Top 5 in NL Manager of the Year Voting

3 Players Added to 40-Man Roster, Protected from Rule 5 Draft

The Dodgers React to the News of Padres Owner Peter Seidler Passing

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