Los Angeles Dodgers: Three players that will have career years in 2019
By Jason Reed
Every year somebody else steps up for the Los Angeles Dodgers and this year three players are going to have the best years of their career.
When you really put it into perspective, it is scary how deep and talented the Los Angeles Dodgers roster is. The team easily could have won both of the last two World Series if the offense did not go ice cold and a few things went the other way.
Of course, that is not the case but that does not mean that the Dodgers are not a deserving World Series-caliber team. They might not have the best player in baseball in Mike Trout or the towering home run duo of Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge.
The Dodgers have a deep roster, arguably the deepest from top to bottom in the league, that is filled with talented guys. They have two guys that could compete for the NL MVP in Justin Turner and Corey Seager. Left-handed sluggers that can slug at least 35 home runs in Max Muncy and Cody Bellinger.
A starting rotation that is seven arms deep and so many bullpen options that the team could fill out two decent bullpens.
The Dodgers do not really get the credit they deserve for how talented they are. Maybe it is because their home games start at 10 p.m. EST. Maybe it is because they have been a playoff team for so long without winning it all.
Regardless, this is a roster that is immensely talented and is yet again going to see players stepping up and putting their best foot forward. Here are the three Dodgers that are going to have the best years of their career in 2019.
We obviously did not include guys like Walker Buehler, Bellinge or Seager. They are just getting started.