Which players from the Dodgers' 2022 roster are on different teams in 2023?

Feb 28, 2023; Clearwater, Florida, USA; Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner (7) rounds third
Feb 28, 2023; Clearwater, Florida, USA; Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner (7) rounds third / Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports
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Stop if you've heard this before: the Los Angeles Dodgers witnessed a ton of roster turnover from 2022 to 2023. Tell us more! Had no idea this team was looking completely different than it has over the last five or so years!

Snark aside, consider this your guidebook for tracking every player who was on the 40-man roster last season and departed via free agency or trade ... because we KNOW Dodgers fans will be keeping up with a good amount of these guys.

LA watched key contributors leave the organization in free agency, via trade and through retirement or outright release. Though they took steps to replace the lost production, they largely failed to make pound-for-pound additions (at least on paper).

And things actually got worse at the onset of Spring Training. Gavin Lux was supposed to be Trea Turner's replacement, but he just went down with a torn ACL. It's going to be tough for fans (and the Dodgers organization) to watch a number of these guys potentially succeed elsewhere while LA's roster could certainly use the help. But here we are. At least the Dodgers' imprint on the league will be far and wide once again.

Which players from the Dodgers' 2022 roster are on different teams in 2023?

Trea Turner

Philadelphia Phillies

Tyler Anderson

Los Angeles Angels

Justin Turner

Boston Red Sox

Cody Bellinger

Chicago Cubs

Andrew Heaney

Texas Rangers

Edwin Rios

Chicago Cubs

Chris Martin

Boston Red Sox

Hanser Alberto

Chicago White Sox

Jacob Amaya

Miami Marlins

David Price

Retired

Kevin Pillar

Atlanta Braves

Trevor Bauer

N/A

Luke Raley

Tampa Bay Rays

Eddy Alvarez

Milwaukee Brewers

Jake Lamb

Los Angeles Angels

Zach McKinstry

Chicago Cubs

Tony Wolters

Minnesota Twins

Mitch White

Toronto Blue Jays

Heath Hembree

Tampa Bay Rays

Garrett Cleavinger

Tampa Bay Rays

Shane Greene

Free Agent

Reyes Moronta

Texas Rangers

  • Trea Turner signed an 11-year, $300 million contract with the Phillies
  • Tyler Anderson signed a three-year, $39 million contract with the Angels
  • Justin Turner signed a one-year, $15 million contract with the Red Sox
  • Cody Bellinger signed a one-year, $17.5 million contract with the Cubs
  • Andrew Heaney signed a two-year, $25 million contract with the Rangers
  • Edwin Rios signed a one-year, $1 million contract with the Cubs
  • Chris Martin signed a two-year, $13.5 million contract with the Red Sox
  • Hanser Alberto signed a minor-league contract with the White Sox
  • Jacob Amaya was traded to the Marlins for SS Miguel Rojas
  • David Price retired (after he refuted a report that said he was)
  • Kevin Pillar signed a one-year, $3 million contract with the Braves
  • Trevor Bauer remains a free agent after being released because of sexual assault allegations levied against him
  • Luke Raley was traded to the Rays for Tanner Dodson
  • Eddy Alvarez signed a minor-league with the Brewers
  • Jake Lamb signed a minor-league with the Angels
  • Zach McKinstry was traded to the Cubs for Chris Martin
  • Tony Wolters signed a minor-league contract with the Twins
  • Mitch White was traded to the Blue Jays in a four-player deal
  • Heath Hembree signed a minor-league deal with the Rays
  • Garrett Cleavinger was traded to the Rays for German Tapia
  • Shane Greene is a free agent
  • Reyes Moronta signed a minor-league contract with the Rangers