The Los Angeles Dodgers currently hold a 3-0 lead over the New York Yankees in the World Series, meaning their 2024 season could end Tuesday night in the Bronx.

A win in Game 4 would give the Dodgers their second title in five years, but could also mean the end of some key players' time with the club. A handful of stars are officially signed to free agency, while others have difficult option decisions to make.

Despite pulling around $90 million off the books, Los Angeles' expected 2025 payroll of $249.7 million is already at the top of the MLB. That means their front office may have to make difficult decisions about who to bring back from a potential World Series champion or who to let go.

On the other hand, the Dodgers have rarely shown an aversion to spending big in recent years. Maybe they'll continue playing with the same roster for 2024, or maybe they'll spend even more on outside additions to build a dynasty.

Regardless of their offseason strategy, here are all the Dodgers players who could end up in free agency this winter:

Teoscar Hernández, OF

Jack Flaherty, SP

Clayton Kershaw, SP

Walker Buehler, SP

Joe Kelly, R.P

Miguel Rojas, SS

Kiké Hernández, UTL

Blake Treinen, RP

Daniel Hudson, R.P

Austin Barnes, C

Kevin Kiermaier, OF

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