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Where the Dodgers roster stood at the end of spring training

Things might be different if and when baseball starts up again, but here’s where we left off on March 12

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It’s been four weeks since spring training was canceled, so let’s remind ourselves where the Dodgers were at when baseball stopped.

A look today at the Dodgers roster might not mean much. All 40-man rosters are frozen right now, and players who were still technically “in big league camp” on March 12 might not be relevant once baseball has to restart things, if they restart things.

Minor leaguers will be paid a stipend of $400 per week through May 31 by MLB, and non-roster invitees with big league experience can get extra assistance from the players union from $5,000 to $50,000, depending on service time. Earlier reassignments to the minors — or optioned, if on the 40-man roster — might not matter much since MLB suspended minor league contracts during this national emergency, and for now won’t (yet) supply minor league affiliates with players. It’s a procedural move, since there isn’t major or minor league baseball anyway at the moment.

Having said all that, here’s a look at where the Dodgers roster stood as spring training, version 1 ended.

40-man roster (33)

Pos Player 2020 age Service Options (used)
Pos Player 2020 age Service Options (used)
C Will Smith 25 0.090 3 (none)
1B Max Muncy 29 3.027 1 (2015-16)
2B Gavin Lux 22 0.028 3 (none)
3B Justin Turner 35 9.045 n/a
SS Corey Seager 26 4.032 3 (none)
LF A.J. Pollock 32 7.052 n/a
CF Cody Bellinger 24 2.160 3 (none)
RF Mookie Betts 27 5.070 2 (2014)
OF Joc Pederson 28 5.028 3 (none)
IF/OF Kiké Hernandez 28 5.054 1 (2014-15)
IF/OF Chris Taylor 29 4.037 1 (2015-16)
C Austin Barnes 30 3.098 0 ('15-16, '19)
1B/OF Matt Beaty 27 0.137 2 (2019)
1B/3B Edwin Rios 26 0.043 2 (2019)
SP Clayton Kershaw 32 11.105 n/a
SP Walker Buehler 25 1.168 2 (2018)
SP David Price 34 10.164 1 (2007-08)
SP Julio Urias 23 2.117 1 (2016-17)
SP Alex Wood 29 6.123 n/a
CL Kenley Jansen 32 9.073 n/a
RHP Blake Treinen 32 5.065 2 (2014)
RHP Pedro Baez 32 5.059 2 (2014)
RHP Joe Kelly 32 7.029 n/a
LHP Adam Kolarek 31 1.122 2 (2017)
RHP Ross Stripling 30 3.115 2 (2016)
LHP Scott Alexander 30 3.097 2 (2016)
LHP Caleb Ferguson 23 1.093 2 (2019)
RHP Jimmy Nelson 31 5.107 2 (2014)
RHP Brusdar Graterol 21 0.029 3 (none)
RHP Dylan Floro 29 2.053 1 (2016-17)
SP Dustin May 22 0.059 3 (none)
RHP Tony Gonsolin 26 0.049 2 (2019)
RHP Dennis Santana 24 0.133 1 (2018-19)

Non-roster invitees (11)

Pos Player 2020 age Service time
Pos Player 2020 age Service time
LHP Reymin Guduan 28 0.104
RHP Zach McAllister 32 6.049
RHP Edubray Ramos 27 3.060
C Rocky Gale 32 0.101
C Jose Lobaton 35 7.041
1B Tyler White 29 2.101
OF Anthony Garcia 28 0.000
OF Terrance Gore 29 1.143
OF Jeren Kendall 24 0.000
OF Zach Reks 26 0.000
OF Cody Thomas 26 0.000

I’m not sure the technical status of Connor Joe, a non-roster invitee who left camp in February and had surgery for testicular cancer on March 17. He wasn’t technically reassigned to minor league camp, but also wasn’t listed on the Dodgers camp roster as spring training concluded.

But as spring training ended, 44 players remained in Dodgers big league camp — 22 pitchers, and 22 position players. What that means for when baseball eventually returns remains to be seen.