Dodgers reflect on future after NLCS exit and aging roster

Following their exit from the NLCS, Dodgers' president Andrew Friedman and general manager Brandon Gomes discussed the team's future during an end-of-season press conference. The Dodgers won 100 games in the regular season but faced criticism for underperforming in the playoffs, especially with a lack of offensive execution. As questions loom about the roster's aging core and the potential impacts of ownership's financial issues, Friedman emphasized their focus on improvement and planning for the 2027 season. Despite speculation about changes, he indicated there would be no significant shifts in the coaching staff or budget.

• 11:36 PMYahoo Sports — After NLCS exit, Dodgers face big questions about their aging lineup and future