Dodgers Cut Ties With Veteran Catcher To Make Room For Evan Phillips
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers signed Evan Phillips to a one-year deal, which required them to make room on their roster. As a result, they designated catcher Ben Rortvedt for assignment, hoping he would clear waivers and move to their Triple-A team.Key Facts
- The Dodgers signed Evan Phillips to a one-year contract.
- To make space for Phillips, the Dodgers designated Ben Rortvedt for assignment.
- Rortvedt had been claimed by the Dodgers from the Cincinnati Reds, who had also designated him for assignment.
- If Rortvedt clears waivers, the Dodgers may assign him to their Triple-A team.
- Rortvedt is known as a strong defensive catcher but not for his hitting skills.
- He has played 227 major league games and contributed to the Dodgers' World Series win last season.
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