Bill Plunkett

The 2016 first-round shortstop altered his swing path to hit more balls in the air and hit varied pitch types.

Baseball is a game of constant adjustments that humbles every player at some point, and Abdullah is no exception.

The young catcher traveled with the big league club in late September to learn the big league routine and prepare for his official callup in the future.

The Dodgers refused to part with the 2016 third-rounder at the trade deadline because of the progress he has made.

The former phenom is rebuilding arm strength on a minor league rehab assignment after he had major shoulder surgery last year.

Verdugo took his demotion to Triple-A in stride, using his time to improve his ability to impact the ball.

From light-hitting DSL shortstop to big league starting pitcher, Santana advanced quickly once converting to the mound in 2014.

The rookie outfielder learned a lot from his time in the majors last September, and he applied those lessons early this season.

Trade pickup Peter looks like a match for a Dodgers organization that values positional versatility.

Coming off a Cal League MVP season, D.J. Peters continued working all offseason. The results are apparent this spring.

Gavin Lux adjusted quickly to the Midwest League.

Jordan Sheffield attempts to overcome a bias.

Converted shortstop Dennis Santana now feels completely at home on the mound.

A minor injury in 2017 doesn’t affect Trevor Oaks’ standing as a durable strike-thrower.

The Dodgers auditioned utilityman Tim Locastro for a potential postseason roster spot.

Bill Plunkett chooses postseason award winners for Dodgers prospects.

O’Koyea Dickson’s bat has never been in question. He just needs a position.

Don’t expect the Dodgers to trade 21-year-old Alex Verdugo this summer.

Alex Verdugo appears to have taken another step forward this season at Triple-A.

The Dodgers went to the Vanderbilt well again.