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Of the eight Los Angeles Dodgers who will become a free agent this offseason, not counting the retiring Miguel Rojas, discussions with Alex Vesia and Tarik Skubal are perhaps the biggest decisions for the front office. Vesia, for his part…

Relief pitcher Alex Vesia has expressed his desire to re-sign with the Los Angeles Dodgers as he approaches free agency this offseason. Speaking with Maddie Lee of the L.A. Times, Vesia voiced deep gratitude for his six years with the organization, describing his time with the team as life-changing.
The Dodgers maintain an exclusive negotiating window with Vesia until five days after the conclusion of the World Series. Spotrac estimates Vesia's market value at a two-year, $14.2 million free agent deal, though impending league-wide collective bargaining agreement negotiations add further complexity to off-season contracts.
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