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    Dylan Hernandez: The time has come for Andrew Friedman to push Dodgers' reset button

    LOS ANGELES — When it comes to Trevor Bauer, what's important is what the Dodgers aren't talking about. They aren't talking about his future, which is as good a sign as any they don't see him as a part of theirs. Less certain is how much the Dodgers still have to pay the alleged modern-day Marquis de Sade. His contract is worth $64 million over the next two years. The Dodgers don't know when ...
    by Dylan Hernandez, Los Angeles Times Nov 17, 2021 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — When it comes to Trevor Bauer, what's important is what the Dodgers aren't talking about.

    They aren't talking about his future, which is as good a sign as any they don't see him as a part of theirs.

    Less certain is how much the Dodgers still have to pay the alleged modern-day Marquis de Sade. His contract is worth $64 million over the next two years.

    The Dodgers don't know when they will learn how Bauer will impact their budget. The amount they owe Bauer can be

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