After winning the 2024 World Series, the Dodgers had one of the most active MLB offseasons — which included signing left-hander Blake Snell to a five-year, $182 million deal and adding Japanese right-hander Roki Sasaki,

With the starting pitching depth they amassed during the offseason by signing Blake Snell and Roki Sasaki, in addition to welcoming back Tyler Glasnow from injury, the Los Angeles Dodgers didn’t lack for options when it came to deciding who would take the mound in the Tokyo Series.

The Los Angeles Dodgers announced on Saturday when left-hander Blake Snell will make his spring training debut.

Then Roberts mentioned the one Dodgers starter who might actually take something resembling a regular turn, even if the team follows through with its plan to employ a six-man rotation. “Blake Snell wants to pitch,

Pitching plans for Glasnow and Snell, both this week and in Japan. Plus, dual updates on Ohtani, and more from Bobby Miller