Los Angeles Dodgers: The 2010s All-Decade Team
All-Decade Los Angeles Dodgers Bullpen
Pedro Baez, Relief Pitcher
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Pedro Baez has been a consistent threat out of the Dodgers’ bullpen since he made his debut in 2014.
In his six major league seasons, Baez has pitched in 337 games, going 21-15. His ERA is 3.03 over 339 innings, striking out 356 batters. His career WHIP is 1.10.
Baez has appeared in five separate postseasons for Los Angeles.
He continues to pitch for the Dodgers and is still a vital part of their bullpen.
Kenley Jansen, Closer
- Three-time All-Star
- Two-time Hoffman Relief Award
Besides Kershaw, Kenley Jansen has been the best Dodger of the decade.
The closer has been absolutely elite for the Dodgers since he made his debut in 2010. Jansen has been their primary closer since the 2012 season, winning at least 25 games each year. Froom 2016-2018, he was named to the All-Star team each year.
Through 605 games, Jansen is 30-21, has a 2.35 ERA and 301 saves. He currently ranks 28th all-time in saves.
He is continuing to add to his legacy and his resume in the next few seasons. He is under contract through the 2021 season and will continue to close games out for the Dodgers.
In addition to his dominance during the regular season, Jansen has 16 saves in the postseason with a 2.01 ERA.
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He has been one of the most consistent closers of this decade. Jansen is the main reason why the Dodgers experienced so much success over the last 10 seasons.