Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers claimed infielder Ryan Fitzgerald off waivers from the Minnesota Twins. The Dodgers made room on their roster for Fitzgerald by trading Esteury Ruiz to the Miami Marlins. Fitzgerald, age 32, debuted in Major League Baseball (MLB) this year and previously played in the minor leagues.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers claimed Ryan Fitzgerald from the Minnesota Twins.
- Fitzgerald was designated for assignment by the Twins to make room for another player.
- The Dodgers traded Esteury Ruiz to the Miami Marlins, which helped them claim Fitzgerald.
- Fitzgerald made his MLB debut this year at the age of 32.
- He played 24 games for the Twins, hitting .196 with some power stats shown in his batting average.
- In the minor leagues last season, he hit .277, showing potential.
- The Dodgers value versatile players who can play multiple infield positions.
- Ryan Fitzgerald joins a team with a goal of winning their third consecutive World Series by 2026.
