There is only a little over a month left in the offseason and with only a few major free agents available, the Dodgers starting rotation is seemingly locked in. While Hill’s 2019 role was certainly diminished (he threw less than 60 innings), Ryu’s All-Star campaign will leave a much larger void. In this article, I’ll break down who is in and who is on the fringes of the probable 2020 rotation in LA.
Starting Rotation Locks:
Clayton Kershaw– Kershaw, will be entering his 13th season and is a definite lock in the one or two spot in the rotation.