Los Angeles Dodgers 60-Man Roster Prospect Analysis

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ROSTER

Name	Position
Scott Alexander	LHP
Pedro Baez	RHP
Walker Buehler	RHP
Gerardo Carillo	RHP
Caleb Ferguson	LHP
Dylan Floro	RHP
Brett de Geus	RHP
Tony Gonsolin	RHP
Victor Gonzalez	LHP
Brusdar Graterol	RHP
Josiah Gray	RHP
Michael Grove	RHP
Andre Jackson	RHP
Kenley Jansen	RHP
Marshall Kasowski	RHP
Joe Kelly	RHP
Clayton Kershaw	LHP
Landon Knack	RHP
Adam Kolarek	LHP
Dustin May	RHP
Bobby Miller	RHP
Jimmy Nelson	RHP
Ryan Pepiot	RHP
David Price	LHP
Edubray Ramos	RHP
Dennis Santana	RHP
Josh Sborz	RHP
Ross Stripling	RHP
Blake Treinen	RHP
Edwin Uceta	RHP
Julio Urias	LHP
Mitchell White	RHP
Alex Wood	LHP
Austin Barnes	C
Diego Cartaya	C
Rocky Gale	C
Keibert Ruiz	C
Carson Taylor	C
Will Smith	C
Matt Beaty	1B/OF
Michael Busch	2B
Omar Estevez	2B
Devin Mann	2B
Gavin Lux	2B/SS
Max Muncy	2B/1B
Edwin Rios	3B/1B
Kody Hoese	3B
Justin Turner	3B
Jacob Amaya	SS
Corey Seager	SS
Mookie Betts	OF
Anthony Garcia	OF
Terrance Gore	OF
Joc Pederson	OF
DJ Peters	OF
AJ Pollock	OF
Luke Raley	OF
Zach Reks	OF
Cody Thomas	OF
Jake Vogel	OF
Cody Bellinger	OF/1B
Kike Hernandez	OF/INF
Zach McKinstry	OF/INF
Chris Taylor	OF/INF

NOTABLE INCLUSIONS

The Dodgers included their top six prospects on their 60-man pool. Most notable is catcher Diego Cartaya (No. 6), who is 18 years old and has yet to play above Rookie-level. The Dodgers’ top five prospects all have a chance to contribute in the majors this year, while Cartaya should be viewed as a development pick who will benefit from playing against older, more experienced players at the team’s alternate training site. RHPs Michael Grove, Andre Jackson and Gerardo Carrillo all struggled at times last year and have yet to pitch above high Class A, but they all have power arms that could be useful as relief depth.

NOTABLE EXCLUSIONS

The Dodgers are focused on winning and loaded with position players. Thus, they did not include far away hitters who don’t project to help this year, Cartaya excluded. As such, 2019 first-round picks Kody Hoese and Michael Busch were left off the roster, as were talented but far away youngsters Miguel Vargas, Jacob Amaya and Andy Pages. Hoese, Busch and Amaya were later added.

PARTING THOUGHTS

The Dodgers are built to win now and rightly prioritized players who could help them win this year in their initial player pool. With the exceptions of Cartaya and Estevez, every one of their position players has reached at least Triple-A. With their bullpen depth an issue that has frequently been exposed in the playoffs, the Dodgers wisely included a deep group of prospect power arms who could emerge and provide vital help.