ThinkBlue87

With Muncy headed into ARB1, having "proven" himself over the past two years, and the fact he is turning 30 next year (motivation for Muncy), I could see the Dodgers and Muncy reaching a contract agreement that secures him beyond his ARB years.

5 year deal for $55mil plus a team option for a 6th year. Muncy secures his future, and the Dodgers get a longer term discount.

Per various forecasts out there, he would be expected to get just shy of $5mil in 2020. I would assume $10mil for 2021 (ARB2), and $20mil in 2022 (ARB3). $35mil for remainder of ARB. Tack on 2 years at a discounted 10mil each, gets you to $55mil. AAV of $11mil. Tack on a team option for another year at $5mil.

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With the starting rotation likely set, what are all of your thoughts on who fills out the bullpen? Everything seems to point towards 13 pitchers, leaving 8 for the bullpen.

Locks (confirmed by Roberts) -Jansen (R) -Baez (R) -Cingrani (L) -Stripling (R) -Alexander (L)

My thoughts on remaining 3: -Fields (R) -Liberatore (L) -Font (R)

Next in line -Paredes (L) -Garcia (R) -Stewart (R) -Buehler (R) -Chargois (R)

I think Stewert is kept in AAA to be called up for spot starts. I would say the same of Font, but he is out of options. If he gets DFAd, someone will grab him. Put him in low leverage situations, and let him prove he is worth a spot. He serves as a 2nd long guy as well. Garcia cou