Dodgers Spring Training: 4 Starting Pitchers to Keep an Eye on This March

LA has a handful of talent including guys like Noah Syndergaard, Dustin May, Bobby Miller, and Gavin Stone.

Spring Training is a time for baseball fans to get excited about the upcoming season, and for players to prepare for the long grind ahead. The Los Angeles Dodgers have been a dominant force in the league and this year is no exception. The team is filled with talented players, including a strong pitching rotation of guys like Noah Syndergaard, Dustin May, Bobby Miller, and Gavin Stone. 

Noah Syndergaard

Syndergaard, who joined the Dodgers in a trade with the New York Mets, is a key player to watch this spring. The 30-year-old is known for his powerful arm and consistent velocity, making him a valuable addition to the Dodgers' pitching staff. He has been a reliable starter in the past, and fans can expect to see more of the same from him this season. Injuries have limited his playing time in recent seasons, but when healthy, Syndergaard is a top-of-the-rotation arm who can shut down any lineup. He'll be looking to bounce back this season and prove that he's still one of the best pitchers in the game.

Dustin May

With a blazing fastball, May has quickly become one of the most talked-about young arms in the game. The righty made his big league debut in 2019 and quickly established himself as a dominant reliever, but he also has the stuff to be a successful starter. May is still developing as a pitcher, but he has the potential to be a star in the making, and this spring will be a great opportunity to see how far he's come.

Bobby Miller

The righty has quickly become one of the top prospects in the Dodgers' farm system. With a mid-90s fastball and a solid slider, Miller is capable of becoming a dominant pitcher at the big league level. He'll be looking to make a strong impression this spring and show that he's ready to contribute to the Dodgers' pitching staff in the near future. 

Gavin Stone

Stone was a standout pitcher in the minor leagues and made his major league debut last season. The 24-year-old is known for his ability to throw strikes and has a high level of competitiveness on the mound. He is also known for his excellent control, making him a valuable asset to the Dodgers' pitching staff. It's always exciting to see the next generation of stars begin to emerge through young talent like Miller and Stone. 

These four pitchers are just a few of the many talented arms in the Dodgers clubhouse, so be sure to keep an eye on them as they look to make an impact this spring.