Dave Roberts, the Dodgers' manager, is close to securing a long-term contract extension as his current deal expires after the season. Talks have intensified since February and are expected to conclude before the team travels to Japan for its season opener. His new contract is anticipated to surpass the five-year, $40 million deal of Craig Counsell, establishing Roberts as one of the highest-paid managers in baseball. He enters his 10th year with the Dodgers, boasting two World Series titles and four National League pennants, along with a .627 winning percentage—historically the highest for a manager.
Roberts, 52, is heading into his 10th season with the Dodgers, a final season under his contract, with expectations for a significant extension.
Despite being far apart at times, the Dodgers and Roberts are expected to finalize a new deal before the team's trip to Japan.
His new deal is anticipated to surpass the largest current managerial contract, held by Craig Counsell at five years and $40 million.
Roberts has led the Dodgers to remarkable achievements, including two World Series championships and a .627 regular-season winning percentage, the highest ever.
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