Dodgers pitcher admits this offseason may feel ‘a little different’ for obvious reasons
The Los Angeles Dodgers already face one different feeling in 2026. They had to watch the Milwaukee Brewers parade with the World Series title. Now the Dodgers’ offseason has come into light , which Emmet Sheehan addressed Thursday. Sheehan joined the likes of teammates Blake Snell and others in Altadena, California to help break ground on new […] The post Dodgers pitcher admits this offseason…
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Emmet Sheehan has revealed that this offseason may feel "a little different" for the team due to their recent World Series loss. Sheehan, along with teammates Blake Snell and others, participated in the groundbreaking of new baseball fields in Altadena, California. Despite the disappointment of not achieving their ultimate goal, Sheehan emphasized the importance of focusing on getting ready for the upcoming season.
He stated, "We didn't get done what we wanted to get done. At the end of the day, dwelling on it isn't gonna do anybody any good, so getting back to work is the most important thing right now. Getting ready for next year and to try and get it done next year." Sheehan expressed his desire to return to the team, who signed him for a one-year deal worth $810,000.
Although he previously signed a one-year contract with the Dodgers in 2025, his salary cap was set at $780,000. With Tarik Skubal joining the team via trade from the Detroit Tigers, Sheehan moved down in the pitching order. Skubal made an impact in the National League Championship Series against the Brewers, but ultimately lost game one 2-1, contributing to Milwaukee's eventual sweep.
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