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Dodgers Enhance Roster with Japanese Talent Amid Spring Training Developments

The Dodgers prepare for spring training with talent from Japan, while the Tigers face injury woes with Alex Cobb, impacting their rotation strategy.

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The Detroit Tigers face an uphill battle as they navigate the uncertainty of Alex Cobb's injury, highlighting the challenges of building a competitive roster amid concerns over player health.
Tigers expect RHP Alex Cobb to miss start of season with hip injury after signing $15M, 1-year deal
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The Dodgers are poised to make a remarkable statement by featuring two Japanese pitchers in their season-opening series in Tokyo, highlighting their commitment to embracing international talent and catering to the enthusiasm of local fans.
Dodgers Name Japanese-Born Pitcher Opening Day Starter vs Cubs in Tokyo
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The Dodgers' ability to consistently attract top Japanese talent highlights their appeal and competitive edge over other teams, reinforcing their status as a premier destination for elite players in Major League Baseball.
Mets pitcher from Japan says team needs to 'build a roof' if it wants more Japanese stars
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Feb 12th, 2025, 12:27 AM ET

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As the Los Angeles Dodgers gear up for spring training, they solidify their roster with Japanese stars like Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki, aiming to defend their World Series title against the Cubs in Tokyo. Manager Dave Roberts indicated that Yamamoto is expected to start Game 1, with Sasaki likely in line for Game 2. Meanwhile, the Detroit Tigers are grappling with injury concerns, as Alex Cobb is projected to miss the season's start after receiving treatment for hip inflammation, raising questions about their rotation depth, especially after Cobb's limited appearances last season.

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