Justin Wrobleski

Wrobleski split last season between Triple-A Oklahoma City and the majors. While he was primarily a starter on the farm, he came out of the bullpen in 22 of his 24 appearances for the Dodgers, often working as a bulk reliever. The right-hander's ERA was slightly better in the minors, but his strikeout and walk rates were superior in the majors. Wrobleski's 66.2 innings fell well short of qualifying, but his 21.1 percent K-BB% would have ranked eighth in MLB, though it's doubtful he would have sustained that level over a full season. Still, it speaks to Wrobleski's potential and the prudent way the Dodgers handle their pitchers. He's likely to fill a similar role this season, with less time (if any) in the minors. Matching last year's peripherals will be a challenge, but when he is starting or serving as the primary pitcher, Wrobleski is as a streaming candidate. Read Past Outlooks