\u201cI think their biggest competition is going to be the reigning World Series champs,\u201d Cavnar said. \u201cYou want to talk about a reunion? He could either reunite in New York and go right back and run it back, or have him watch him from the other coast. I remember when I was a Dodger in 2020, we didn\u2019t have a big celebration like they\u2019ve had the past two years. Man, you know the sunshine, playing I Love LA after games. I think the West Coast can lure him back, I think that can be a very interesting fit.\u201d<\/p>\n
There are some rumblings out there that the Dodgers could make a move on the 2019 National League MVP. Bellinger fits the Dodgers needs of a corner outfielder; however, it is unclear how serious their pursuit is.<\/p>\n
Bellinger was a Dodger for the first six seasons of his career, and it was quite the roller coaster. His first three seasons were nothing short of spectacular, slashing .278\/.368\/.559 with a .928 OPS along with 111 homeruns, 288 RBIs and 443 hits in 1841 plate appearances. In that span, Bellinger was named a two-time All-Star, Rookie of the Year in 2017, Gold Glove, Silver Slugger and won NL MVP.\u00a0<\/p>\n
His next three seasons in LA were dreadful as his numbers and productivity dropped dramatically.\u00a0Still, Bellinger has found his groove since leaving LA, and with the Dodgers needing a major upgrade in the outfield, there\u2019s a real shot that the two sides could reunite.<\/p>\n
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