Dodgers' Andrew Friedman Discusses Offseason Plans with Owner Mark Walter

Following the Dodgers' elimination from the playoffs, Andrew Friedman shared insights from his conversation with owner Mark Walter, who is focused on future strategies.

After the Dodgers were eliminated from the National League Championship Series, Andrew Friedman, the president of baseball operations, revealed that one of his first offseason discussions was with team owner Mark Walter.

Friedman noted that Walter expressed disappointment over the team's performance but was already contemplating future strategies, asking about offseason plans. Despite ongoing challenges in Walter's business dealings, including a federal investigation and the recent sale of the Lakers, Friedman emphasized that Walter's focus remains on preparing the team for the 2027 season.

Throughout the season, team president Stan Kasten reassured that Walter's ownership of the Dodgers was stable, downplaying concerns regarding the investigation and speculation about a potential sale. Walter's holding company has also stated that the team is not for sale, despite the legal issues surrounding his business operations.

Dodgers' Andrew Friedman Discusses Offseason Plans with Owner Mark Walter

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