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Katie Woo Breaks Down Tarik Skubal's Free Agency and Dodgers Offseason Plans
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Katie Woo, Dodgers writer for The Athletic and Dodgers Territory co-host, joins AJ Pierzynski, Erik Kratz and Scott Braun to break down the Los Angeles Dodgers' offseason plans and their pursuit of Tarik Skubal. Woo discusses the competition with the New York Mets, what a potential $400 million contract could look like and how uncertainty surrounding owner Mark Walter and MLB's expiring collective bargaining agreement could impact the Dodgers' spending. The conversation also explores Los Angeles' starting pitching depth, potential alternatives if Skubal signs elsewhere and whether Kiké Hernández could return for another season. Plus, Woo examines the Dodgers' aging roster, whether fatigue contributed to their NLCS elimination against the Brewers, the surprising departure of hitting coach Aaron Bates and why the Cardinals could be closer to contention than expected.
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