2016 Dodgers player reviews

2016 review: Julio Urias

Julio was youngest Dodgers starting pitcher in 53 years, and made his mark as mostly a 19-year-old in 2016.

2016 review: Chase Utley

2016 review: Adam Liberatore

Left-hander Adam Liberatore was a key member of the Dodgers bullpen in 2016, and even set a franchise record, but slowed in the second half and needed elbow surgery to end his year.

2016 review: Austin Barnes

Versatile Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes played infield and outfield as well in 2016, most of which was spent in Triple-A Oklahoma City, with four stints in the majors.

2016 review: Alex Wood

An elbow injury knocked the LHP out of the rotation, but he returned in a relief role down the stretch.

2016 review: Lisalverto Bonilla

Lisalverto Bonilla returned from Tommy John surgery and performed well as a starter in the minors in 2016, but was never called up the Dodgers

2016 review: Shawn Zarraga

Switch-hitting catcher Shawn Zarraga earned one day of major league service time in 2016 with the Dodgers.

2016 review: Zach Lee

Former first-round pick Zach Lee was called up to the Dodgers in April, but did not pitch. Then later he was traded to the Mariners for infielder Chris Taylor. Here is a review of Lee's 2016 season.

2016 review: Bud Norris

The Dodgers desperately needed a starting pitcher at the end of June, and Bud Norris filled that role after he was acquired from the Braves. Then he got injured and his season went south.

2016 review: Rob Segedin

Rob Segedin was one of the feel-good stories of the 2016 Dodgers season, with the minor league journeyman making his major league debut, contributing down the stretch, and also being there for the birth of his first child.

2016 review: Chris Hatcher

For the second straight season, Dodgers relief pitcher Chris Hatcher saw his season cut short by an injury, and in 2016 he struggled while healthy.

2016 review: Carl Crawford

After nearly four years in Los Angeles, Carl Crawford’s time with the Dodgers came to an end in 2016 when he was released midseason.

2016 review: Yimi Garcia

Yimi Garcia got injured in April and never made it back to the majors in 2016. He pitched a total of eight games.

2016 review: Brooks Brown

Right-handed pitcher Brooks Brown had his 2016 season end before it began, released after a right shoulder injury.

2016 review: Daniel Reynolds

Pitcher Daniel Reynolds was on the Dodgers' 40-man roster for 11 days last December. Here is a look back at his 2016.

2016 review: Brock Stewart

Brock Stewart, drafted by the Dodgers in the sixth round in 2014, started 2016 in Class-A but made it to the majors before the All-Star break.

2016 review: Scott Van Slyke

2016 was another injury-plagued season for Scott Van Slyke who spent two long stints on the disabled list.

2016 review: Casey Fien

Casey Fien pitched in middle relief for the Dodgers after getting acquired in May. He pitched well for a while but became home run prone, and ended the season in the minors.

2016 review: Charlie Culberson

The utility infielder split his season between Los Angeles and in Triple-A, then etched his name in Dodgers lore by hitting the walk-off home run that clinched the National League West.

2016 review: Grant Dayton

Left-handed reliever Grant Dayton had a breakout year in the minors in 2016, made his major league debut and proved to be a valuable piece of the Dodgers’ bullpen down the stretch ad in the playoffs.

2016 review: Tyler Olson

A look back on the 2016 season for left-handed pitcher Tyler Olson, who was acquired and traded by the Dodgers last offseason.

2016 review: Daniel Fields

Daniel Fields was on the Dodgers' 40-man roster for 23 days last December, then he played 20 games in the minors for them during 2016.

2016 review: Jesse Chavez

A look back at the 2016 season for Jesse Chavez, acquired by the Dodgers at the non-waiver trade deadline on Aug. 1.

2016 review: Chris Taylor

The Dodgers acquired infielder Chris Taylor midseason from the Mariners for pitcher Zach Lee. Taylor proved versatile down the stretch.

2016 review: Louis Coleman

Former Royals reliever Louis Coleman found a home in the Dodgers bullpen in 2016, though he didn’t make the postseason roster.