There’s a lot still to learn about Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki. One of those things is how much he may be worth as a free-agent someday, according to ESPN Major League Baseball insider Jeff Passan.

As afternoon turned into evening and the rain kept coming down, Roki Sasaki ate. He relaxed. And then he waited. The ominous weather conditions over Truist Park delayed the Los Angeles Dodgers rookie’s night so much that his first pitch wasn’t thrown until 10:33 p.

Ballplayers can be pretty particular about the things they want in the clubhouse, and for the Dodgers, no suggestion is off the table, including changing the design of some of the toilets in order