It was the biggest worry of Dodger fans last season, and it proved to be the fault in the plan. Clayton Kershaw was once again left in too long, for what we can assume was because there was no faith in who would come after him. The Dodgers bullpen has failed them more often than not when it matters in the postseason.
Although they have been mostly quiet so far this off-season, the only noise the front office has made is in hopes to solidify that shaky bullpen. Blake Treinen was signed to a one year, $10M deal.