The Los Angeles Dodgers are prioritizing youth as they prepare for the postseason, recently releasing veteran players Chris Taylor and Austin Barnes. In their places, they are bringing in Andy Pages and Dalton Rushing, who promise greater offensive potential. Rushing, the Dodgers' top prospect, has dominated at Triple-A with a .308 batting average and impressive OPS numbers. Pages is also making strides in his second year, boasting a .280 average and strong defensive skills in center field. This move reflects the Dodgers' commitment to blending experience with promising talent as they aim for a consecutive World Series title.