With the last out of the World Series, 136 players became free agents, including the man who got it, Walker Buehler, who has put the Los Angeles Dodgers in a dilemma by not extendi

Had the Dodgers' starting rotation been healthy, there's a chance Buehler would not have even started in the playoffs, but injuries to Tyler Glasnow, Gavin Stone, River Ryan, and

The real news, however, was their decision not to extend the $21 million offer for next year to Walker Buehler, officially making the pitcher a free agent. Had the Dodgers extended an offer to Buehler, he would have had two weeks to decide whether to ...

With free agency looming, the Los Angeles Dodgers elected not to extend a qualifying offer to World Series hero Walker Buehler.

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers made the qualifying offer to free agent outfielder Teoscar Hernandez but not to pitcher Walker Buehler. The qualifying offer for 2025 is a one-year, $21 million contract. Hernandez is not likely to accept the qualifying offer.

Dodger fans, still riding high from the team's World Series victory, formed large crowds to meet Kiki Hernández and Walker Hernández in local appearances.

The Dodgers extended outfielder Teoscar Hernández a qualifying offer before Monday’s 2 p.m. PT deadline. Hernández now has until 1 p.m. PT on Nov. 19 to come to a decision, though he is widely expected to decline the offer,

Walker Buehler might not have been at his best for the Dodgers in his regular season, but he showed up when they needed him the most. Beuhler was battling with injuries even before the season. His 2024 stint was not up to the mark,