The Los Angeles Dodgers have left key reliever Evan Phillips off their World Series roster due to arm fatigue and lingering shoulder issues, despite his crucial performance in the postseason. Phillips, who saved 18 games during the regular season, was pivotal in the Dodgers' bullpen strategy. The team will rely on Brusdar Graterol and Alex Vesia, both returning from injuries, to fill in the bullpen gap, which is crucial given the Dodgers' reliance on relief pitching throughout the playoffs. Graterol and Vesia were added to the World Series roster after missing the NLCS due to their own injuries. Phillips' absence is a significant blow as the Dodgers face off against the New York Yankees, who have also made roster adjustments for the series. The Dodgers have structured their World Series roster with an even split of 13 pitchers and 13 position players to maintain flexibility in their lineup.