Josh Ravin finished strong in 2016 after would could have very well been a lost season.
What went right
Ravin joined the Dodgers bullpen in August, and though his time in the majors was relatively brief was pitching as well as anyone in relief down the stretch. Ravin posted a 0.93 ERA and 3.04 FIP in 10 games, striking out 13 while allowing only two hits and four walks in 9u2154 innings.
He struck out 13 of 35 batters faced (37.1%), a strikeout rate behind only Kenley Jansen (41.4%) and Grant Dayton (38.6%) among all 31 Dodgers to throw a pitch in 2016.