MLB rumors: Dodgers won't rush to trade after Hyeseong Kim signing, Justin Verlander market heating up
The Dodgers agreed to terms with South Korean infielder Hyeseong Kim on Friday. That doesn't mean Los Angeles is necessarily looking to move an infielder from their collection, however, according to what general manager Brandon Gomes told reporters.
The Seattle Mariners offseason plans took another setback on Jan. 3 when Hye-seong Kim, the free agent middle infielder out of the Korean Baseball Organization, ...
The Athletic recently organized a study among the four major sports leagues (NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB) with 40 anonymous front ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers are still in the market for starting pitching. Could they reunite with a World Series winner to ...
So, it stands to reason that three-time MVP Shohei Ohtani would be excited about the addition. Ohtani, via the stories on his ...
Hyeseong Kim reportedly could have signed for more money elsewhere but instead goes to a team that barely has any room for ...
Roki Sasaki is one of the most highly touted available pitchers this offseason, and he’s never thrown a pitch in MLB. During ...
In his home country, Sasaki first jumped onto the scene in 2019 when he broke the Japanese high school fastball record, ...
Hernandez will remain with the Los Angeles Dodgers for the next three years under a lucrative contract, but there was a ...
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