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However, questions about fit remain. The Dodgers have historically been cautious about long-term commitments, and Bellinger’s defense—he has been considered a liability at times—might be a sticking point. Still, his offensive production and positional flexibility make him a valuable potential addition. Moreover, the team's recent investments suggest that they may prioritize talent that complements their core in Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Shohei Ohtani, especially as they plan for a roster capable of competing well into the future.