LOS ANGELES -- The Dodgers set their 26-man roster for the NL Division Series ahead of Game 1 on Saturday afternoon at Dodger Stadium. Notably, the team's top prospect Josue De Paula made the cut as the primary lefty bat off the bench and righty reliever Edgardo Henriquez was included after ending the regular season on the injured list.

L.A. opted to carry 14 position players and 12 pitchers, giving the team an extra spot on the bench for Hyeseong Kim, who will be used as a pinch-runner and possible late-game defensive replacement.

De Paula, MLB Pipeline's No. 4 overall prospect, impressed in his first stint in the Majors last month, hitting 10-for-31 (.323) with five extra-base hits and reaching base in half of his 42 plate appearances while mostly filling in for the injured Shohei Ohtani at DH. The 11-game sample was enough to convince the Dodgers that he would be able to handle pinch-hitting in big moments in the postseason.

Henriquez, who recorded a 2.85 ERA in 61 appearances and became one of the Dodgers' most trusted leverage arms this season, was sidelined with a lower back strain in mid-September. He was a full participant in the team's bye week workouts, clearing him to return to action for the postseason.

Because the Braves' offense has performed worse against left-handers this season, the Dodgers chose to carry five righties and three lefties in the bullpen. In addition to locks Tanner Scott and Alex Vesia, Kris Bubic rounded out the left-handed side of the 'pen.

Here's the full roster:

Catchers (2): ,
First baseman (1):
Second baseman (1):
Shortstop (1):
Third baseman (1):
Outfielders (3): , ,
Utility/bench (4): , , ,
Two-way player (1):
Starters (4): , , ,
Relievers (8): , , , , , , ,

With the Braves giving lefty Dylan Dodd the ball to open Game 1, the Dodgers’ top four will be Betts, Ohtani, Smith and Freeman.