Roki Sasaki was named the No. 1 overall prospect in MLB by Baseball America and MLB Pipeline this week. That means his $6.5 million sweetheart deal just got even better for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Because those two outlets opted to rank Sasaki as a legitimate prospect,

Sasaki technically signed a minor-league contract and is not on the Dodgers’ 40-man roster yet. Twenty-three other players received non-roster invitations to big-league camp.

In his first year as a Dodger, Sasaki will earn the league minimum of $760,000 after classifying as an international amateur.

The Dodgers have Roki Sasaki but he says the thing he is most excited about is American hamburgers now that he is in LA.

What do you buy for the team that has everything? That is the question that the Los Angeles Dodgers have been wrestling with this winter. The answer, it would appear, is Roki Sasaki.

The Dodgers have announced their deal with prized Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki, agreeing to a minor league contract with a $6.5 million signing bonus.

Less than a week after announcing he would sign with the Dodgers in one this offseason’s major free agency coups, Roki Sasaki was officially introduced by the team.

When Roki Sasaki was posted by his NPB team, the Chiba Lotte Marines, he was already regarded as one of the most talented young pitchers in the world

The Los Angeles Dodgers announced their group of non-roster invitees to 2025 Spring Training, which consists of 24 players and includes a blend of prospects, veterans and organizational depth.

The Dodgers on Friday announced 24 non-roster invitees to big league camp at Camelback Ranch in Arizona. Roki Sasaki is the headliner, along with several top prospects and a few other previously-reported veteran players among the group.