The Dodgers are showing interest in seemingly every pitcher but , writes, running counter to Heymans own report suggesting that Los Angeles was one of the teams in on the reigning NL Cy Young Award winner. While Heyman didnt go into specifics about why Snell may no longer be on the Dodgers radar, obviously much has changed for L.A. within the last month namely the signing and (on the more immediate pitching front) trade and extension involving . Since Los Angeles exceeded the luxury tax last season, the Dodgers had to give up $1MM in international bonus pool money and their second- and fifth-highest picks in the 2024 draft as compensation for Ohtani, who rejected the Angels qualifying offer. Snell also rejected a QO from the Padres, so the thought of giving up two more picks to add Snell might simply not be palatable for the Dodgers. While Snells market has been a little le s clear than other top pitchers on the free agent market, such clubs as the Giants, Red Sox, and Padres have all been linked to Snell at various points, and it remains to be seen what other suitors might emerge once the likes of or are off the board. The Dodgers continue to be involved in the hunt for Yamamoto, and could pursue other trade options beyond Glasnow in order to addre s D.J. Wilson Jersey the lack of proven depth in their rotation. More from around the NL West The Giants remain interested in potentially re-signing , reports. There hasnt been much buzz on the left-hander since of the final year (and a $12.5MM salary) of his previous contract with San Francisco to test the open market, though it stands to reason that Manaea might get more looks as more and more free agent pitchers come off the board. Likewise, the Giants pitching needs havent really changed since the offseason began, and Manaea might be a reasonable addition even if they did land Yamamoto or Snell considering that the Giants from their crop of young pitchers to bolster their lineup. Manaea had a 4.44 ERA and an above-average 25.7% strikeout rate over 117 2/3 innings for the Giants last season, working in a modified swingman role as a starter, bulk pitcher, or piggyback starter. s past history with Diamondbacks GM Mike Hazen and manager Torey Lovullo helped pave the way to the Snakes with the free agent southpaw, as Rodriguez told reporters (including ). Hazen was Bostons GM and Lovullo the bench coach during Rodriguezs past stint with the Red Sox, and this familiarity resulted in what Hazen described as a two-hour meeting that touched on both the past and what Rodriguez can bring to the DBacks going forward. Rodriguez and agent Gene Mato met with seven teams during the Winter Meetings, and the field was narrowed to the DBacks and a mystery team before Arizona sealed the deal in a second sitdown. Jrue Holiday Jersey