Los Angeles Dodgers left-hander Tanner Scott is having a dominant season.
This follows a rough first year with the NL West club.
Scott signed a four-year, $72 million contract with the Dodgers before the beginning of the 2025 season.
Injuries to Edwin Diaz have kept the former All-Star in the closer's role for most of the year. Thus far, Scott has 19 saves.
Scott is posting numbers that no other reliever in the Majors can match.
The only reliever with a K-rate above 30% and a BB-rate below 6% this season (min. 50 IP):
Tanner Scott ⭐️
After struggling in his first year with the Dodgers, Scott has bounced back in a MAJOR way! pic.twitter.com/zmycYgztDP
Scott has a 32% strikeout rate and a 5.5% walk rate as of Monday morning.
MORE: Dodgers and Mets predicted to be only teams active in Tarik Skubal’s free agent market
In 2025, he struck out 25.2% of the batters he faced and finished with a 7.6% walk rate in 57 innings.
Scott has just two blown saves in 2026. Last season, he blew 10 of his 33 save opportunities.
This has been a major bounce-back season for the 32-year-old, and the Dodgers are likely thankful for his turnaround amid Diaz's injuries.
More MLB news:
- Mariners’ Cal Raleigh on track to hit fewest HR after 60+ homer season in MLB history
- Mets have very fun Kodai Senga question to answer this season
- Former MLB pitcher critiques Pirates ace Paul Skenes' mechanics amid recent struggles
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr. could make all-time terrible MLB HR history for Blue Jays
- Astros' Yordan Alvarez has chance to join two MLB legends with very rare history

1 hour ago
2
English (US)