Los Angeles Dodgers: Three biggest questions for the postseason roster
By Jason Reed
For the seventh year in a row, the Los Angeles Dodgers are October baseball participants and have some questions to answer about the postseason roster.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are riding the longest active postseason streak in Major League Baseball and the third-longest of all-time as they won their seventh consecutive National League West crown as well as setting a new franchise record in wins with 106.
The team also looks to make it past the Divisional Round for the fourth year in a row, and if they can outlast the rest of the National League, they will win their third straight NL Pennant.
However, all of those streaks, that success and any new mark that the team set for the franchise do not matter if they do not bring home a World Series trophy sometime during this run. The fun that the fans have had during this run is not useless, but the team will never feel fulfilled unless they climb to that final mountaintop.
Eleven more wins stand between the Dodgers and the ultimate goal, with the first of those games starting on Thursday.
The Dodgers’ playoff roster will be announced that morning, and while we know for the most part what the team is going to roll out, there still are some questions that the team will need to answer.
They surprised us with some inclusions last year and could very well do the same this year. Here are the three biggest questions that the Dodgers are facing about the 2019 postseason roster.