The Los Angeles Dodgers were interested in former All-Star reliever David Robertson before he signed a one-year, $16 million deal with the Philadelphia Phillies. Teams including the Dodgers watched Robertson pitch at Bryant University on July 11. The Phillies were the most impressed, securing Robertson for the remainder of the season. With Tanner Scott likely heading to the injured list, the Dodgers now face the challenge of filling a bullpen vacancy and may need to seek additional high-leverage relievers through trades.
The Los Angeles Dodgers showed interest in signing former All-Star reliever David Robertson, who ultimately signed a one-year, $16 million contract with the Philadelphia Phillies.
David Robertson pitched in front of multiple teams, including the Dodgers, at Bryant University, showcasing his skills on July 11.
The Dodgers are now obligated to explore the trade market for a high-leverage right-handed reliever, especially after Tanner Scott's injury.
Roberts confirmed that Tanner Scott is likely to head to the injured list, creating additional gaps in the Dodgers' bullpen.
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