The 2025 Major League Baseball season ended with the Los Angeles Dodgers as champions, and seven players from the team will go to free agency.

Three of the seven players on the free agent list recently played in the World Series

This is the complete list of Dodgers free agents:

This list could increase after negotiations between teams with players and the options in their contracts.

According to the MLBPA, there are 139 players on the list of players entering Major League free agency.

Clayton Kershaw enters free agency, although the pitcher will retire after having won back-to-back championships with the Dodgers.

Miguel Rojas, hero of Games 6 and 7 of the World Series, expressed this year that next season would be his last in the Majors.

Rojas could sign a one-year contract in his final season in the Majors after a 12-season career.

Michael Conforto and Kirby Yates will not continue with the Dodgers.

Michael Conforto arrived at [date missing]. Conforto was considered the Dodgers' left field option, but his lack of [opportunity missing] Production ultimately led to him not making the postseason roster. Conforto batted .199 with 83 hits, 12 home runs, 36 RBIs, and 54 runs scored in 138 games in 2025. Kirby Yates also missed the postseason with the bullpen after multiple injuries this year. Yates and Tanner Scott were expected to be the eighth and ninth inning closers, but Roki Sasaki finished the season as the closer. Enrique Hernandez will return to free agency after returning to the Dodgers for a year. The utility player was key in the postseason and ended up being Los Angeles' regular left fielder in the playoffs.