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The Dodgers, after falling short of a three-peat in the NLCS, will look a little different next year. But is this the end of an era for the team?

Impending free-agent pitcher Tarik Skubal rejected claims that the Los Angeles Dodgers' era of dominance has ended following their NLCS elimination by the Milwaukee Brewers. After being swept in four games and failing to secure a World Series three-peat, Skubal and fellow teammates maintained that the club remains well-positioned to continue competing for championships despite looming roster changes.
Skubal, acquired at the trade deadline, joins Kiké Hernández, Alex Vesia, Evan Phillips, and Blake Treinen as potential free agents, while Miguel Rojas announced his retirement. Teammate Blake Snell vowed to recruit Skubal to re-sign, though the left-hander declined to predict his future, calling his time playing for the Dodgers an honor.
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