Dodgers Lose 3-Year Hurler, World Series Champion to Free Agency
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers have released pitcher Michael Grove, who chose to become a free agent instead of staying with the team. Grove, 28, was a second-round pick in 2018 and had shoulder surgery that kept him from playing this season. The Dodgers decided not to guarantee him a contract, so he is exploring options with other teams.Key Facts
- The Los Angeles Dodgers released pitcher Michael Grove, who then chose free agency.
- Michael Grove was picked in the second round of the 2018 MLB Draft by the Dodgers.
- Grove played in 64 major league games for the Dodgers, including during postseason runs.
- He was on last year’s World Series roster but only played in the division series.
- Grove had shoulder surgery in March and did not play this season.
- The Dodgers decided not to offer Grove a guaranteed contract, leading to his free agency.
- Grove can still sign with any team, possibly with a minor-league offer that includes spring training.
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