Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed Andy Ibanez to a one-year major league deal. This move aims to strengthen their infield options for the upcoming season. Ibanez's signing requires a roster adjustment since the Dodgers already filled their 40-man roster with another recent addition, Ryan Fitzgerald.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers signed Andy Ibanez to a one-year major league contract.
- Andy Ibanez previously played for the Detroit Tigers.
- The Dodgers also added Ryan Fitzgerald to their roster.
- The Dodgers' 40-man roster is now full, so another move is needed to make Ibanez's signing official.
- Kiley McDaniel from ESPN first reported the Ibanez signing.
- Andy Ibanez is known for his defense and has a batting average of .251 over the past three seasons.
- The Dodgers are looking to improve their infield depth due to some players' surgeries and free agency status.
- The team might still pursue Enrique Hernandez, depending on his recovery from elbow surgery.
