Dodgers Sign Reliever Stratton, DFA Feyereisen Ahead Mets Game

The Los Angeles Dodgers have made several pitching roster moves to address ongoing challenges in their bullpen and rotation. They signed veteran right-hander Chris Stratton, recently released by the Kansas City Royals, and added him to their active roster by designating J.P. Feyereisen for assignment and optioning Bobby Miller to Triple-A. Miller, who has experienced ups and downs with the Dodgers including injuries and inconsistent performances, was recalled recently to provide bullpen depth after a taxing 13-inning game against the New York Mets. Despite his struggles in the majors, Miller has shown potential in Triple-A with a 4.63 ERA and 31 strikeouts over 35 innings. The Dodgers continue to seek fresh pitching options amid injuries and rotation vulnerabilities as they maintain a strong standing in the National League West. These moves reflect the team's efforts to bolster pitching depth ahead of important matchups, including their series against the Mets.