- Thu Nov 21, 2024 3:14 pm
#1642
Cody Bellinger is back on the trading block, and the buzz around his potential return to the Dodgers is heating up. After a rocky 2024 season with the Cubs, where his performance dipped significantly, the question arises: should the Dodgers consider bringing him back into the fold?
Bellinger was once the face of the franchise, winning the NL MVP in 2019 and showcasing his incredible talent. However, with his OPS dropping and younger players like Pete Crow-Armstrong stepping up, is he still the player the Dodgers need? Or has he become a shadow of his former self, making a reunion more of a nostalgic dream than a strategic move?
Let’s dive deeper into this. What do you think about Bellinger’s current value? Is he worth the $27.5 million player option, or should the Dodgers look elsewhere to bolster their lineup? Could a change of scenery reignite his spark, or is it time to accept that his best days are behind him?
Moreover, with the Dodgers already eyeing other free agents like Blake Snell and the potential signing of Roki Sasaki, how would Bellinger fit into their plans? Would his left-handed bat add the depth they need, or would it be a distraction from their goal of building a championship-caliber team?
Let’s hear your thoughts! Would you welcome Bellinger back to LA, or is it time to move on? What bold predictions do you have for the Dodgers' offseason strategy?
Bellinger was once the face of the franchise, winning the NL MVP in 2019 and showcasing his incredible talent. However, with his OPS dropping and younger players like Pete Crow-Armstrong stepping up, is he still the player the Dodgers need? Or has he become a shadow of his former self, making a reunion more of a nostalgic dream than a strategic move?
Let’s dive deeper into this. What do you think about Bellinger’s current value? Is he worth the $27.5 million player option, or should the Dodgers look elsewhere to bolster their lineup? Could a change of scenery reignite his spark, or is it time to accept that his best days are behind him?
Moreover, with the Dodgers already eyeing other free agents like Blake Snell and the potential signing of Roki Sasaki, how would Bellinger fit into their plans? Would his left-handed bat add the depth they need, or would it be a distraction from their goal of building a championship-caliber team?
Let’s hear your thoughts! Would you welcome Bellinger back to LA, or is it time to move on? What bold predictions do you have for the Dodgers' offseason strategy?
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