A big focus of the Los Angeles Dodgers every offseason is adding pitching depth, particularly in the bullpen, and one signing they made to address that before the 2020 season was bringing in Edubray Ramos on a Minor League contract with an invitation to Spring Training.
Ramos pitched in parts of four big-league seasons for the Philadelphia Phillies from 2016-19, but given the Dodgers’ quality of talent at the MLB level, he was always a long shot to make the Opening Day roster.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic was especially unfortunate for a player like Ramos as with the season being shortened to 60 games, depth wasn’t much of a factor and he wasn’t needed to eat innings.