The Los Angeles Dodgers are gearing up for the 2024 offseason with a crystal-clear objective: bolstering their starting pitching lineup. In the NLDS losses, Dodgers' starting pitchers only managed 4.2 innings collectively, highlighting a significant gap that needs filling. Complicating matters, key players like Dustin May and Tony Gonsolin are sidelined, leaving uncertainties for the 2024 season. Although Walker Buehler is set to return, his recovery from a second Tommy John surgery remains uncertain. Additionally, Clayton Kershaw's rocky performance in 2023 and the looming question of his retirement emphasize the urgent need for a top-tier starting pitcher. Joel Reuter from Bleacher Report proposes an intriguing solution. Cowboy Channel Plus App