Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers claimed outfielder Jack Suwinski, previously with the Pittsburgh Pirates, off waivers. Suwinski has struggled recently but shows potential in certain skill areas. The Dodgers made room for him by placing Kiké Hernández on the injured list.
Key Facts
- The Los Angeles Dodgers claimed Jack Suwinski from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
- Suwinski is an outfielder who has shown potential in speed and hitting but has struggled with overall performance.
- To make room on their roster, the Dodgers moved Kiké Hernández to the 60-day injured list.
- Suwinski had a .568 OPS and negative-2.1 bWAR over 147 games since 2024, indicating struggles at the major league level.
- He showed promise in earlier years with a strong walk rate and hard-hit rate.
- Suwinski may have a chance to compete for a spot on the Dodgers' opening day roster.
- The Dodgers are known for improving players with minor adjustments, giving Suwinski a potential opportunity to succeed.
