A Los Angeles Dodgers player who impressed in spring training is unlikely to keep his spot on the roster, according to Dodgers Nation's Doug McKain.

Santiago Espinal at least had a clue he was going to be on the Los Angeles Dodgers’ opening day roster on March 5, when manager Dave Roberts told reporters in spring training it was hard to imagine the former All-Star…

The Dodgers have given multiple players chances during Spring Training, and five players took the opportunity in the first half to capitalize.

With Hyeseong Kim and Tommy Edman unavailable, Dave Roberts revealed how the Dodgers will fill their second base Cactus League innings.

Los Angeles Dodgers utility infielder Santiago Espinal had nothing but good things to say about the experience in the Dodgers' clubhouse.

The Dodgers re-tooled yet again this offseason, as they attempt to win their third consecutive World Series title.

Santiago Espinal is headed to Los Angeles.