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The Dodgers welcomed Clayton Kershaw back Thursday, and celebrated a 6-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants on getaway day in Los Angeles.
Meanwhile, the Dodgers watched a popular trade target go to Seattle as trade deadline season kicked off. Here’s all the headlines you might have missed:
Dodgers Miss Out on Randy Arozarena to Mariners
Randy Arozarena has been traded to the Seattle Mariners in a significant deal that saw two minor leaguers and a player to be named later head to the Tampa Bay Rays. The Dodgers, who need an outfield bat due to injuries, will continue their search elsewhere as their lineup remains a partial concern.
A Reunion in Cooperstown: Beltré and Rawitch’s Dodger Days Relived
Adrián Beltré’s Hall of Fame induction was not only a celebration of his stellar career but also brought him back together with Hall of Fame President Josh Rawitch, who began his journey with Beltré back in 1998 with the Dodgers. This reunion underlines the deep connections formed through the sport and recalls Beltré’s exceptional season before he departed for Seattle in 2004.
Clayton Kershaw Unveils New Cleats Designed by His Children
As Clayton Kershaw gears up for his 2024 debut with the Dodgers, he introduced a special pair of cleats designed by his children, capturing a heartfelt family moment. The cleats, personalized with drawings and encouraging messages, signify more than just style – they exhibit the blend of Kershaw’s family life with his baseball career.
Chris Taylor on IL, James Outman Back in the Fold
In response to an injury to Chris Taylor, the Dodgers have recalled outfielder James Outman from Triple-A. It’s another chapter in the up-and-down season for Outman and gives the Dodgers an extra left-handed hitter off the bench.
Dodgers Signing Jordan Lyles to Minor League Contract: Reports
The Dodgers have signed journeyman right-hander Jordan Lyles to a minor league contract. Reportedly, he’ll head to the Dodgers’ Arizona Complex League affiliate first to build up his arm strength.
Recently-Released Dodgers Pitcher Signs in KBO
Elieser Hernandez, who made five appearances with the Dodgers in May, is leaving organized North American baseball to sign a contract in Korea. After his release from the Dodgers, Hernandez tried to latch on with the Milwaukee Brewers but could not maintain a major league roster spot.
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