#tanner-scott

#tanner-scott

The Dodgers signed both relievers Tanner Scott and Kirby Yates after evaluating multiple options in free agency.

The Los Angeles Dodgers aim to strengthen their bullpen with a high-leverage reliever before spring training.

The Dodgers signed reliever Tanner Scott for four years and $72 million, signaling his importance to the bullpen.

Scott's versatility and performance enhance the Dodgers' late-game strategies.

Devin Williams traded from Brewers to Yankees highlights offseason movement among top pitchers.

Tanner Scott signed a four-year, $72 million contract with the Dodgers, enhancing their already strong bullpen.

The free agent market for MLB relievers is heating up, with Tanner Scott emerging as a top target for potentially lucrative deals.

The Dodgers need to add a high-leverage reliever like Tanner Scott to finalize their roster improvements this offseason.

The Dodgers are actively pursuing high-leverage relief help, considering Devin Williams and Tanner Scott for trade or free agency.

Tanner Scott is the top unsigned reliever, attracting interest from multiple big-market teams and potentially earning $20MM annually.

Tanner Scott is expected to make a decision on multiple offers this weekend, with the Cubs among the teams interested in signing him.

The Mets are pursuing Tanner Scott to strengthen their bullpen, emphasizing his left-handed pitching.

The Dodgers are likely to pursue All-Star reliever Tanner Scott this offseason due to their financial strategies and competitive bidding history.

Spring training excitement is building despite the winter chill in Boston.