This is a summary of Dodgers transfer information in MLB RIVALS. Please refer to this for players who joined or left the Dodgers in the 2025 season.
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Players Transferred to the Dodgers
[Important]
Minor league contract players other than Roki Sasaki are not listed.
Alexis Díaz
| Max Rarity | Signature | Position | RP/CP |
| Base Stats | Velocity: 70 / Break: 71 / Power: 67 Control: 58 / Stamina: 57 / Fielding: 65 | ||
| Pitch Types | 4FB:B/CRV:D/SLD:B | ||
| Previous Season Affiliation | Cincinnati Reds | ||
A closer-type right-handed pitcher who overwhelms batters with a sharp-breaking slider and a four-seam fastball reaching up to 98 mph (approx. 158 km/h). In 2023, he recorded 37 saves, and his older brother is Edwin Díaz, the Mets' closer. While control remains an issue, he is a reliever who can deliver dominant pitching when he's on his game.
Roki Sasaki
| 2024 Max Rarity | None | Position | SP |
| Previous Season Affiliation | Chiba Lotte Marines | ||
A starting pitcher whose arsenal includes a fastball reaching up to 165 km/h, a sharp-breaking split-finger fastball, and a slider. In 2022, he achieved the first perfect game in Japanese professional baseball in 28 years, and he also performed well in the 2023 WBC. He was also ranked No. 1 in the top prospect rankings and is expected to perform well in 2025.
Blake Snell
| 2024 Max Rarity | Signature | Position | SP |
| Base Stats | Velocity: 70 / Break: 75 / Power: 65 Control: 64 / Stamina: 66 / Fielding: 65 | ||
| Pitch Types | 4FB:B/CRV:B/CH:B/SLD:B | ||
| Previous Season Affiliation | San Francisco Giants | ||
A hard-throwing left-handed pitcher whose arsenal includes a fastball exceeding 100 mph (160 km/h), a changeup, a slider, and a curveball. In 2024, he achieved a no-hitter, and he is a pitcher who can be expected to win double-digit games if he stays healthy.
Tanner Scott
| 2024 Max Rarity | LIVE: A | Position | CP |
| Base Stats | Velocity: 74 / Break: 65 / Power: 68 Control: 59 / Stamina: 54 / Fielding: 61 | ||
| Pitch Types | 4FB:B/SLD:B | ||
| Previous Season Affiliation | San Diego Padres | ||
A left-handed reliever who belonged to the Padres in the 2024 season. His strengths are a 100 mph (160 km/h) fastball and a slider that seems to accelerate after passing the check swing zone. Although he only has two pitches, his batting average against left-handed hitters is extremely low at .132, including holding Shohei Ohtani to 1 hit in 9 at-bats.
Kirby Yates
| 2024 Max Rarity | Signature | Position | CP |
| Base Stats | Velocity: 63 / Break: 72 / Power: 68 Control: 61 / Stamina: 56 / Fielding: 65 | ||
| Pitch Types | 4FB:A/SFF:B/SLD:D | ||
| Previous Season Affiliation | Texas Rangers | ||
A right-handed closer who belonged to the Rangers in the 2024 season. His fastball is around 94 mph (approx. 150 km/h), but it has a rising movement from a somewhat sidearm delivery. Because his split-finger fastball drops from the same pitch tunnel, he achieved an astonishing ERA of 1.17 last season despite mostly relying on two pitches.
Michael Conforto
| 2024 Max Rarity | LIVE: A | Position | LF |
| Base Stats | Power: 64 / Contact: 60 / Eye: 61 Clutch: 56 / Speed: 61 / Fielding: 64 | ||
| Launch Angle H Zone | Launch Angle: 14° / H Zone: 4 locations | ||
| Previous Season Affiliation | San Francisco Giants | ||
A left-handed batter with attractive power who belonged to the Giants in the 2024 season. Although his batting average is in the low .200s, his slugging percentage recovered to .450 last season. As there was a possibility that the outfield would become somewhat thin, the team aimed to acquire him early. Expectations are high for his run-scoring ability through doubles and home runs.
Kim Ha-seong
| 2024 Max Rarity | None | Position | 2B/SS |
| Previous Season Affiliation | Kiwoom Heroes | ||
A highly anticipated Korean infielder who hit .300 for four consecutive years and won a Gold Glove award in the KBO. He has also won a stolen base title, and his speed is also a weapon. With Lux being traded, he is expected to form a middle infield duo with Betts.
Players Who Left the Dodgers
Chris Taylor
| 2025 Max Rarity | LIVE: B | Position | LF |
| Base Stats | Power: 53/Contact: 56/Eye: 57 Clutch: 56/Speed: 55/Fielding: 59 | ||
| Launch Angle H Zone | Launch Angle: 19°/H Zone: 4 locations | ||
| Transfer Destination | - | ||
Taylor, who supported the Dodgers for many years as a utility player, was released during the 2025 season. He created numerous memorable moments with his skillful defense and clutch hitting, but his batting had been in a slump in recent years.
Austin Barnes
| 2024 Max Rarity | LIVE: B | Position | C |
| Base Stats | Power: 52/Contact: 58/Eye: 59 Clutch: 53/Speed: 53/Fielding: 60 | ||
| Launch Angle H Zone | Launch Angle: 7°/H Zone: 3 locations | ||
| Transfer Destination | - | ||
Barnes, who supported the pitching staff for many years as the Dodgers' backup catcher, became a free agent midway through the 2025 season. While his hitting was modest, he was a spiritual pillar who contributed to the team with his game-calling and experience.
Walker Buehler
| 2024 Max Rarity | LIVE: B | Position | SP |
| Base Stats | Velocity: 68 / Break: 54 / Power: 56 Control: 57 / Stamina: 62 / Fielding: 58 | ||
| Pitch Types | 4FB:C/KCRV:C/CUT:B/SWP:C/SNK:C | ||
| Transfer Destination | Boston Red Sox | ||
Buehler, who won 16 games in the 2021 season, has left the team. It has been decided that he will belong to the Red Sox in 2025. He is still a young pitcher, but due to the effects of Tommy John surgery from an injury, he couldn't achieve the desired results in his later years with the Dodgers.
Gavin Lux
| 2024 Max Rarity | LIVE: A | Position | 2B |
| Base Stats | Power: 59 / Contact: 62 / Eye: 62 Clutch: 57 / Speed: 68 / Fielding: 71 | ||
| Launch Angle H Zone | Launch Angle: 9°/H Zone: 3 locations | ||
| Transfer Destination | Cincinnati Reds | ||
Lux, who played as the regular ninth-place second baseman in the 2024 season, was traded to the Reds for Mike Sirota (+ a priority draft pick). Although he joined the Dodgers as a first-round draft pick, expectations remained for him to improve further in all aspects of hitting, defense, and baserunning.
Jack Flaherty
| 2024 Max Rarity | Signature | Position | SP |
| Base Stats | Velocity: 63 / Break: 71 / Power: 68 Control: 72 / Stamina: 69 / Fielding: 66 | ||
| Pitch Types | 4FB:B/CH:D/SNK:D/KCRV:B/SLD:B | ||
| Transfer Destination | Detroit Tigers | ||
Flaherty, who joined via trade from the Tigers in 2024, will return to the Tigers in 2025. He supported the Dodgers' starting rotation during a time when starters were frequently injured and contributed to the World Series championship of the Dodgers, a team he had been a fan of since childhood.
Ryan Brasier
| 2024 Max Rarity | LIVE: B (Excluding Moment) | Position | RP |
| Base Stats | Velocity: 67 / Break: 57 / Power: 59 Control: 59 / Stamina: 54 / Fielding: 58 | ||
| Pitch Types | 4FB:B/SLD:C/CUT:B/SNK:B | ||
| Transfer Destination | Chicago Cubs | ||
Brasier, who was mainly active as a relief pitcher, has been transferred to the Cubs. Brasier also played for Hiroshima in NPB, making him teammates with Seiya Suzuki for the first time since the 2017 season. This transfer is not due to a decline in performance, so let's look forward to his future success.
Retired
| Daniel Hudson Kevin Kiermaier |
The two players above retired after the 2024 season.
