Andy Pages

Pages wasn't certain to see much work in the majors entering 2024, but he ended up playing in 116 games due both to the struggles of James Outman and Mookie Betts' move to the infield. Pages predictably encountered spurts of both success and struggle, and he finished the campaign with a .248/.305/.407 slash line along with 13 homers, 46 RBI and one stolen base over 442 plate appearances. Pages twice hit over 25 homers in a season in the minors and seems likely to tap into more power in the majors given his 73rd percentile barrel rate and 97th percentile launch-angle sweet-spot rate last season, but he's not much of a base-stealer and probably won't be a factor in that regard at any point in his career. The 24-year-old showed enough as a rookie -- both on offense and defense -- to open 2025 with a big-league role, and depending on who the Dodgers add in the offseason, he could even be a regular starter. A platoon scenario could also be in the cards given his splits (.917 OPS vs. lefties, .647 against righties) last year. Read Past Outlooks