The Los Angeles Dodgers postseason roster for the 2020 World Series remained unchanged from the National League Championship Series, with the team again electing to carry 15 pitchers and 13 position players for a matchup with the Tampa Bay Rays.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts had hinted at potential tinkering before acknowledging there likely would not be any changes. “We’re talking through it right now,” he said Monday.
“Whether it’s 15 pitchers or do we go 14, so that’s kind of the talk. We haven’t finalized it yet, but staying status quo probably is what I foresee.”
What is new for the Dodgers is Clayton Kershaw taking the ball in Game 1 of a series for the first time this postseason.