Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers might not have Tommy Edman available for Opening Day as he is recovering from ankle surgery. The team signed Andy Ibañez, suggesting Edman could miss the beginning of the 2026 season. The Dodgers have several other options for second base, including Miguel Rojas and younger players like Hyeseong Kim and Alex Freeland.
Key Facts
- Tommy Edman had offseason ankle surgery and might not be ready for Opening Day.
- The Dodgers signed Andy Ibañez, possibly preparing for Edman to miss the start of the season.
- The team also signed Kyle Tucker, which provides flexibility in their lineup.
- Miguel Rojas, Andy Ibañez, Hyeseong Kim, and Alex Freeland are potential options for second base.
- Both Kim and Freeland debuted in 2025 but played limited roles last season.
- The Dodgers are assessing their second base options during spring training 2026.
- Edman's recovery status will impact who plays second base initially.
