""Jack's been great," Roberts said. "It's hard to quantify baseball aptitude or heartbeat, but because of his intelligence, his calmness, he's been able to handle whatever role, whatever leverage. "He takes the information, understands what he's trying to do every time he's on the mound. And that's shown itself. He's unflappable. Very, very valuable for our ballclub and the 'pen.""
"For a bullpen that has been prone to late-inning collapses in 2025, Dreyer has been one of their most consistent and reliable arms. Dreyer quickly made a positive impression on Roberts and the rest of his teammates early on this season. Roberts was impressed by the rookies' ability to handle pressure on the mound and be a positive presence in the clubhouse."
"Dreyer signed with the Dodgers as an undrafted free agent in 2021 after finishing his collegiate career at the University of Iowa. He missed the 2021 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery, which likely contributed to not getting drafted. Dodgers assistant general manager and vice president of baseball operations Billy Gasparino revealed to DodgerBlue.com that Dreyer's agent called the team and implored them to sign his client. Dreyer rapidly rose through the ranks of the Dodgers farm system to find himself in the Majors"
The Dodgers entered 2025 expecting a bullpen led by Blake Treinen, Michael Kopech, Tanner Scott, Kirby Yates and Alex Vesia. Rookie left-hander Jack Dreyer emerged as one of the bullpen's most consistent and reliable options, combining calmness and baseball intelligence to handle varied leverage situations. Dreyer appeared in 60 games with a 2.69 ERA, 68 strikeouts, 10 holds and three saves across 70.1 innings. Dreyer signed as an undrafted free agent in 2021 after finishing at the University of Iowa and missed that season due to Tommy John surgery. An agent's call led to his signing and he quickly advanced through the farm system to the majors.
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