The manager is ready to hit the ground running with little time to get ready for a rescheduled Opening Day and the likelihood of last-minute “additions” to the roster.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — For 99 days, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts was cut off from his players, unable to contact them during the MLB lockout. When a new collective bargaining agreement was ratified Thursday, he immediately started working the phones to catch up.
The timeout ended with the firing of a starter’s pistol as teams now race to sign free agents and fill out their rosters before a compressed spring training.on a one-year contract with free agent left-hander Clayton Kershaw “I think the thing that players count on – fans, coaches and everyone counts on – are stalwarts and cogs. Those two guys, in particular, have been that for the Dodgers,” Roberts said.
More help in the starting rotation and depth to improve a bench that was a weakness last season would be welcome, Roberts said.
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