Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed veteran infielder Andy Ibanez to their 40-man roster. To make space for Ibanez, they designated infielder Ryan Fitzgerald for assignment. Ibanez's signing strengthens the team's infield, offering depth and flexibility.
Key Facts
- The Dodgers added Andy Ibanez to their 40-man roster.
- Ryan Fitzgerald, who was recently acquired, was designated for assignment to make room for Ibanez.
- Ibanez signed a $1.2 million, one-year major league deal with the Dodgers.
- Ibanez can play both second and third base, providing backup options for the team.
- Fitzgerald played in 24 MLB games, hitting .196, and performed better in Triple-A, hitting .277 last season.
- The Dodgers' infield includes older players like Max Muncy and Miguel Rojas, coming into their mid-to-late 30s.
- Ibanez aims to help the team maintain flexibility and provide rest for these veteran players.
- The Dodgers are focused on staying healthy and competitive for a potential playoff run.
