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MLB.com Dodgers beat reporter Sonja Chen took questions from fans in an r/Dodgers AMA on Friday. The full conversation can be viewed here, but below is a sampling of the best questions and answers, lightly edited for clarity.

MLB.com Dodgers beat reporter Sonja Chen hosted a fan AMA on Friday addressing key team questions ahead of the NLCS. Chen reported that Shohei Ohtani is considered healthy enough to continue playing, though his at-bat quality and swing decisions remain concerns amid recent offensive struggles. The Dodgers are expected to keep playing Ohtani as Game 1 approaches on Sunday.
Chen also provided updates regarding Miguel Rojas, who is managing soreness but remains optimistic about being available during the NLCS. Potential roster adjustments may involve adding a 13th pitcher, which could impact bench spots for players like Hyeseong Kim or Josue De Paula depending on Rojas's physical condition.
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