Tanner Scott

After signing a 4-year, $72M deal with the Dodgers last offseason, Scott led the team with 23 saves and a 50 percent team save share, but the southpaw's first season in L.A. was a rocky one. He led the league with 10 blown saves and struggled to find any consistency, stumbling through extended stretches. Over the final 2 months of the 2025 regular season, he recorded only four of the team's 13 saves for a 31 percent save share. Scott also missed one month last summer due to elbow inflammation and subsequently missed the entire 2025 postseason after undergoing a lower-body abscess procedure in October. Given the way Scott's season ended, it may be difficult for fantasy managers to click his name in 2026 draft rooms, though he figures to maintain a decent chunk of the Dodgers' save share as the roster is currently constructed. That could easily change if the defending World Series Champions add a closer this offseason. Read Past Outlooks