Los Angeles Dodgers' all-time saves leader Kenley Jansen has been released by his new team, according to reports published Wednesday. The veteran reliever, who holds the franchise record for career saves, was cast off by his current club in a roster move confirmed by Forbes contributor Peter Chawaga.
Jansen, 39, spent 12 seasons with the Dodgers from 2010 to 2021, recording 350 saves and earning three All-Star selections. He departed Los Angeles as a free agent following the 2021 season and has since pitched for the Atlanta Braves and Boston Red Sox before joining his most recent organization.
The right-hander's release comes during the 2026 offseason as teams finalize rosters ahead of spring training. Jansen's future remains uncertain as he evaluates options for the upcoming campaign.
