Dodgers Re-Sign Blake Treinen to Two-Year, $22 Million Deal

The veteran reliever returns after a standout 2024 season, helping secure the Dodgers' World Series title with dominant postseason performances.

Blake Treinen, 36, has agreed to a two-year, $22 million contract with the Angeles Dodgers, pending official confirmation from the team.
Treinen had a strong comeback in 2024 after missing nearly two full seasons due to shoulder surgery and a lung contusion, posting a 1.93 ERA in 50 regular-season appearances.
He was instrumental in the Dodgers' postseason success, delivering a 2.19 ERA across nine playoff games, including a pivotal 2 1/3 scoreless innings in the World Series-clinching Game 5 against the Yankees.
Known for his devastating sweeper and sinker, Treinen held opponents to a .120 batting average against his sweeper in 2024, showcasing elite movement and control.
This signing follows other major offseason moves by the Dodgers, including the acquisition of pitcher Blake Snell and an extension for Tommy Edman, as they aim to remain top contenders in 2025.