Ex-Dodger Suddenly Retires, Miguel Rojas Injury, Hyeseong Kim More Playing Time?
A former catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers retired suddenly after 12 MLB seasons. His time with the organization was brief, but he leaves the game with a pair of Gold Glove awards and a reputation of superb defense behind the dish.
Additionally, we are awaiting an update on Miguel Rojas’ hand injury. The infielder sustained the injury after attempting to steal second base and will undergo additional testing. An update will come from Dodgers manager Dave Roberts on Tuesday.
Finally, standout Hyeseong Kim should get more playing time according to one latest update. The infielder has “earned opportunities” according to manager Dave Roberts as the Dodgers resume playing on Tuesday after an off-day.
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