Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Jake Cousins, a former New York Yankees pitcher, to a major league contract. The signing adds depth to their pitching roster as the season approaches, although Cousins is currently recovering from surgery and may not play until later in the year or next season.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers signed Jake Cousins, who used to play for the New York Yankees.
- Cousins will fill an open spot on the Dodgers' 40-man roster.
- Fellow pitcher Bobby Miller was placed on the 60-day injured list, which created the roster spot.
- Jake Cousins had Tommy John surgery in June, which is a common procedure for elbow injuries.
- He might return to play after the All-Star break this year or possibly next season.
- Cousins had a strong performance with a 2.37 ERA in 38 innings for the Yankees in 2024.
- Cousins was not tendered a contract by the Yankees after his injury, making him a free agent.
