Dodgers Officially Set Their Opening Day Roster

The Dodgers are ready to roll for the 2022 season after landing in Colorado this week. They have all of their guys with them with their roster being set at 28 players with MLB changing up the rules for the first month of the season. 

The position players had been set for a couple of days, with Dave Roberts reiterating that they only wanted to carry 12 position players to go along with their 16 pitchers. The excess amount of pitchers is likely an attempt to protect arms with the shortened Spring Training. 

The Dodgers have officially announced their Opening Day roster today, with almost no surprises. 

Starting Pitchers (5)

• Walker Buehler
• Tony Gonsolin
• Andrew Heaney
• Clayton Kershaw
• Julio Urias

Here’s the Dodgers #OpeningDay 28-man roster: pic.twitter.com/QvoTqYu6hc

— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 7, 2022

Catchers (2)

• Austin Barnes
• Will Smith

Infielders (7)

• Hanser Alberto
• Freddie Freeman
• Max Muncy
• Edwin Rios,
• Justin Turner
• Trea Turner
• Gavin Lux

Outfielders (3)

• Mookie Betts
• Cody Bellinger
• Chris Taylor

Bullpen (11)

• Tyler Anderson
• Justin Bruihl
• Garrett Cleavinger
• Brusdar Graterol
• Daniel Hudson
• Craig Kimbrel
• Evan Phillips
• David Price
• Blake Treinen
• Alex Vesia
• Mitch White

Notable Delayed Players

Both Caleb Ferguson and Tommy Kahnle will be delayed for the season. Dave Roberts had said earlier this week that the Dodgers expect to be without the two relievers until the end of the month as they continue their progress from 2020 Tommy John surgery. Phil Bickford is another guy that they expect to be ready at some point during the next month. 

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