Dodgers sign right-hand shooter Stratton to release Millerton's roster space

The Dodgers announced on Sunday the signing of 34-year-old right-hand pitcher Chris Stratton to a major league contract, while right-hand pitcher Bobby Miller was relegated to triple-A. In order to free up a 40-man roster spot, the team designated the transfer of right-hand pitcher J.P. Feyeresen (J.P. Feyereson). Feyereisen）。 Stratton arrived in New York to join the team six hours before Sunday night's game against the Metropolitans, and the 7.94 ERA veteran in 12 games during his time with the Royals this season will fill the bullpen depths.

Stratton has played six teams in his 10-year major league career, accumulating a 4.63 ERA and using a four-seam speedball (93mph average) as the core with six ball paths. The Dodgers Bullshed ranks 16th in the league with a 3.95 ERA this season, and Michael Kopech on the injured roster completed his sixth triple-A rehab on Sunday, Blake Treinen kicked off his practice shooting program, but finisher Evan Phillips still hasn't started passing practice, and head coach Dave Roberts admits that "things are starting to be worrying." "。

"Stratton's role is similar to that of Matt Sauer, providing multi-round support," Roberts explained of the personnel changes. Sauer was sent off on Saturday due to arm fatigue, while Miller returned to the minor league on Saturday after completing the first backup of his major league career (conceding one point in two innings). Stratton has made more than one inning in half of his games this season, and his ability to play long innings will ease the pressure on the bullshed. Feyeresen has a 6.35 ERA on 11.1 innings this season and will enter a 10-day waiting period after the transfer. As Coppec's comeback approaches, the Dodgers' pitcher roster will continue to shuffle.