The Dodgers made a few more roster cuts after Sunday’s marathon loss to the Milwaukee Brewers, sending eight players to the minor league side of camp at Camelback Ranch.
Outfielder Michael Siani and reliever Paul Gervase are on the 40-man roster, so they were optioned to the minors.
Non-roster invitees Zach Ehrhard, James Tibbs III, Noah Miller, Zyhir Hope, Cole Irvin, and Ryder Ryan were reassigned to minor league camp.
Hope is the consensus top-100 prospect who remained the longest in camp, and through
Monday leads the Dodgers with 22 games played this spring, though he hit just .179/.238/.231 with two doubles in 42 plate appearances.
Ehrhard and Tibbs, both acquired from the Boston Red Sox for Dustin May last July, each impressed this spring, and among Dodgers outfield prospects are older and closer to the majors than the rest, likely ticketed for Triple-A this season. Ehrhard hit .327/.389/.551 with five doubles and three triples in 20 games, while Tibbs hit .326/.392/.651 with three home runs, three doubles, and a triple in his 20 games.
With Irvin and Ryder Ryan sent down, the only two non-roster pitchers remaining in big league camp are right-hander Chris Campos and left-hander Antoine Kelly.
With these moves, the Dodgers have 43 players remaining in big league camp, including 23 pitchers and 20 position players.
