Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said on the radio that he intends for Tanner Scott to get most of the team’s save chances at the beginning of the season.
If Kirby Yates keeps throwing like he did last season, it probably makes the most sense to reserve him for the ninth much of the time and employ Scott when he’s best needed. Still, one of those guys got a $72 million deal in the offseason, while the other settled for $13 million, and in the embarrassment of riches that is the Dodgers bullpen, it’ll probably matter little who pitches when.