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Dodgers Celebrate Back-to-Back Titles, Face Offseason Changes

11/27/2025

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The Los Angeles Dodgers finished season with back-to-back World Series titles and enter free agency ahead of 2026 season, about $58 million under their previous payroll.
Clayton Kershaw (veteran pitcher) retired, and Austin Barnes was released after a limited season.
Pitcher Kirby Yates and pitcher Evan Phillips suffered injuries; Phillips was non-tendered after a season shortened by surgery.
Miguel Rojas remains a free agent and hopes to return to Dodgers.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers finished season with back-to-back World Series titles and enter free agency ahead of 2026 season, about $58 million under their previous payroll.
Clayton Kershaw (veteran pitcher) retired, and Austin Barnes was released after a limited season.
Pitcher Kirby Yates and pitcher Evan Phillips suffered injuries; Phillips was non-tendered after a season shortened by surgery.
Miguel Rojas remains a free agent and hopes to return to Dodgers.