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Dodgers Officially Announce Opening Day Roster: The Complete Depth Chart for 2023

The Dodgers set out to secure another NL West title starting today and, as you know, they do it with a fairly different squad than we saw a year ago. Justin and Trea Turner are gone. Tyler Anderson and Andrew Heaney are playing for AL West teams. They don’t have a de facto closer.

Still, hopes and vibes are high out of the LA clubhouse as the championship aspired club looks to bring home another World Series ring.



Newcomers J.D. Martinez and Noah Syndergaard bring playoff experience and All-Star pedigree to the roster. Miguel Rojas brings an elite glove at shortstop to close the gap in the post-shift world. Rookies Miguel Vargas and James Outman bring some youthful exuberance to what had been an aging roster.

Here’s a look at the official 26-man roster for opening day 2023.

The one last minute surprise is RHP Ryan Pepiot heading to the injured list. Michael Grove takes his spot on the roster.

Roster

Outside of the last minute injury, there were no surprises from what Dave Roberts has said over the last week or so. Now, let’s take a look at how that roster shakes out and who can play where in the event of injury or days off.

Depth Chart

Starting Pitchers

  1. Julio Urias LHP
  2. Dustin May RHP
  3. Clayton Kershaw LHP
  4. Noah Syndergaard RHP
  5. Michael Grove RHP
    • 15-Day Injured List
      • Tony Gonsolin RHP
      • Ryan Pepiot RHP
    • Minor League Depth
      • Gavin Stove RHP
      • Robbie Erlin LHP
      • Bobby Miller RHP

Bullpen

  1. Evan Phillips RHP
  2. Brusdar Graterol RHP
  3. Shelby Miller RHP
  4. Yency Almonte RHP
  5. Andre Jackson RHP
  6. Alex Vesia LHP
  7. Caleb Ferguson LHP
    • 15-Day Injured List
      • Daniel Hudson RHP
      • Jimmy Nelson RHP
    • 60-Day Injured List
      • Alex Reyes RHP
      • J.P. Feyereisen RHP
      • Blake Treinen RHP
    • Minor League Depth
      • Victor Gonzalez LHP
      • Justin Bruihl LHP
      • Wander Suero RHP (off 40 man)
      • Jake Reed RHP (off 40 man)
      • Jacob Pilarski (off 40 man)
      • Tayler Scott RHP (off 40 man)
      • Tyler Cyr RHP (off 40 man)
      • Nick Nastrini RHP (off 40 man)
      • Adam Kolarek LHP (off 40 man)
      • Matt Andriese RHP (off 40 man

Catchers

  1. Will Smith
  2. Austin Barnes
    • Minor League Depth
      • Diego Cartaya
      • Patrick Mazeika (off 40 man)
      • David Freitas (off 40 man)
      • Hunter Feduccia (off 40 man)

First Base

  1. Freddie Freeman
  2. Max Muncy
  3. Miguel Vargas
    • Minor League Depth
      • Michael Busch
      • Devin Mann

Second Base

  1. Miguel Vargas
  2. Chris Taylor
  3. Mookie Betts
  4. Max Muncy
  5. Miguel Rojas
    • Minor League Depth
      • Michael Busch
      • Yonny Hernandez

Third Base

  1. Max Muncy
  2. Chris Taylor
  3. Miguel Rojas
  4. Miguel Vargas
    • Minor League Depth
      • Yonny Hernandez
      • Luke Williams (off 40 man)
      • Eddys Leonard

Shortstop

  1. Miguel Rojas
  2. Chris Taylor
    • Minor League Depth
      • Yonny Hernandez
      • Luke Williams (off 40 man)
      • Eddys Leonard
      • Jorbit Vivas

Left Field

  1. David Peralta
  2. Chris Taylor
  3. Trayce Thompson
  4. Jason Heyward
  5. J.D. Martinez
    • Minor League Depth
      • Andy Pages
      • Jonny DeLuca

Center Field

  1. James Outman
  2. Trayce Thompson
  3. Jason Heyward
  4. Chris Taylor
  5. Mookie Betts

Right Field

  1. Mookie Betts
  2. Jason Heyward
  3. Trayce Thompson
  4. David Peralta
    • Minor League Depth
      • Andy Pages

Designated Hitter

  1. J.D. Martinez

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One Comment

  1. So at SS, were weakest. Catcher is strongest. Feduccia looks good. Frietas had great spring. Meizika did so so. Cartsya is a chip

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