Dodgers Reassign Seven Pitchers to Minor League Camp**
The Los Angeles Dodgers have made significant roster moves, reassigning left-handed pitchers Jackson Ferris, Joe Jacques, and Jose E. Hernández, along with right-handers Sam Carlson, Jared Karros, Jack Little, and Jose Rodriguez to minor league camp. The decision comes as the team continues to trim its roster ahead of the regular season.
These reassignments are not necessarily surprising, as many of these pitchers were non-roster invitees or younger players still developing their skills. Jackson Ferris, a promising left-hander, showed glimpses of his potential but will need more time in the minors to refine his command. Joe Jacques and Jose E. Hernández, both with major league experience, could be valuable depth options if injuries arise during the season.
On the right-handed side, Sam Carlson, a former Mariners prospect, is looking to rejuvenate his career after injuries slowed his progress. Jared Karros, son of Dodgers legend Eric Karros, continues his development and remains a player to watch in the system. Jack Little and Jose Rodriguez will also look to prove themselves in the minors, with hopes of earning a future call-up.
While these moves may not impact the Dodgers’ immediate plans, they highlight the organization’s commitment to building a strong pipeline of pitching talent. The reassigned players will now focus on refining their skills in th minors, waiting for an opportunity to contribute at the major league level.
With Opening Day approaching, the Dodgers’ roster is taking shape, and competition remains fierce for the remaining spots. Fans will keep an eye on these young arms, as several could play a key role later in the season.
