The Dodgers face a big decision at shortstop this offseason, as Trea Turner is set to hit free agency. While Los Angeles would prefer to keep Turner, it is possible that another team is more aggressive for the All-Star.
Therefore, the Dodgers need a backup plan, and they could focus on a former nemesis. According to Jon Heyman of The New York Post, the Dodgers are intrigued by replacing Turner with shortstop Carlos Correa.
Of course, Correa was a member of the 2017 Astros who defeated the Dodgers in the World Series and were later found to have cheated using electronic sign stealing that season. However, per Heyman, the Dodgers “love everything” about Correa and “don’t seem to have 2017 reservations” so far.
