Dodgers removing an outfielder from their 40-man roster could be significant for one of their Minor League signings.

GOODYEAR, Ariz. – There is a former All-Star making waves at Los Angeles Dodgers camp. But, unlike the organization’s big splashes this winter, Santiago Espinal wasn’t even with the organization when camp opened. He signed a minor-league deal, hoping to fill a role on the back end of the juggernaut’s bench. That job appears to be his.

Dave Roberts sets Dodgers top five with Ohtani leading off, Tucker batting second and Freeman hitting cleanup to open 2026.

The Dodgers’ top four draft picks from 2025 — pitchers Zach Root and Cam Leiter, and outfielders Charles Davalan and Landyn Vidourek — are on the spring breakout preliminary roster, as are the Dodgers’ first draft picks from 2021 (pitcher Maddux Bruns), 2023 (outfielder Kendall George) and 2024 (shortstop Kellon Lindsey).

The Los Angeles Dodgers got to keep outfielder Jack Suwinski in the organization after nabbing him from the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Santiago Espinal signed a minor league contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Feb. 17. Not even a month later, it’s already clear to manager Dave Roberts that Espinal doesn’t belong in the minors. On Thursday the Dodgers’ manager

MLB insider Jeff Passan offers his verdict regarding the Dodgers roster for the 2026 season as they hunt for a three-peat.