- Fri Dec 13, 2024 4:03 pm
#3227
The offseason is heating up, and the Dodgers are at the center of some intriguing trade talks, particularly surrounding Nolan Arenado. With the Cardinals looking to rebuild and Arenado's hefty contract looming, the question arises: should the Dodgers even consider making a move for him?
On one hand, Arenado is a proven star with a track record of excellence, boasting ten Gold Gloves and a powerful bat. However, the Dodgers seem committed to Max Muncy at third base, and taking on Arenado's $74 million over the next three years could complicate their financial flexibility.
What do you think? Is it worth it for the Dodgers to pursue Arenado, or should they stick with Muncy and focus on other areas of need? Could this be a missed opportunity for a team looking to solidify its dynasty status, or is it a smart move to avoid the financial burden?
Additionally, with the Dodgers reportedly open to exploring other outfield options and the recent buzz around Teoscar Hernandez, how do you see their roster shaping up for the upcoming season?
Let’s hear your thoughts! What bold predictions do you have for the Dodgers this offseason? Will they make a splash, or play it safe?
On one hand, Arenado is a proven star with a track record of excellence, boasting ten Gold Gloves and a powerful bat. However, the Dodgers seem committed to Max Muncy at third base, and taking on Arenado's $74 million over the next three years could complicate their financial flexibility.
What do you think? Is it worth it for the Dodgers to pursue Arenado, or should they stick with Muncy and focus on other areas of need? Could this be a missed opportunity for a team looking to solidify its dynasty status, or is it a smart move to avoid the financial burden?
Additionally, with the Dodgers reportedly open to exploring other outfield options and the recent buzz around Teoscar Hernandez, how do you see their roster shaping up for the upcoming season?
Let’s hear your thoughts! What bold predictions do you have for the Dodgers this offseason? Will they make a splash, or play it safe?
- By Anonymous