Rival executive underscores why Edwin Diaz belongs nowhere near Dodgers and how to fix him
📍 How it ended
Edwin Díaz returned to the Dodgers after a month‑long neck injury, but the team activated him in a reduced role, indicating he would not resume closing duties and might pitch low‑leverage innings while vying for a postseason spot. Coverage also noted ongoing concerns about his performance and the possibility he could be left off the postseason roster, with a rival executive publicly questioning his fit on the club.
The trend faded without a definitive resolution appearing in the latest reports.
Epilogue added 8d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Rival executive underscores why Edwin Diaz belongs nowhere near Dodgers and how to fix him Dodgers Way · 21d ago broke it first
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