Andrew Friedman insisted that the Dodgers' roster is "pretty well set" after Kyle Tucker's deal was finalized, but everyone knows that LA can never be ruled out. They should be pretty set on pitching, given that most of their many promising young pitchers are going to have to get the bump down to Triple-A come Opening Day. Max Muncy is a club and fan favorite, but he's been injured for long stretches over his last two seasons. Dodgers could consider signing Eugenio Suárez as his free agency drags outSuárez's market is shockingly slow for a guy who hit almost 50 homers last year. Even if it meant playing second fiddle to Muncy when he could have a full-time role somewhere else?