"Cosmic Dodge" is not strong enough! Trade with the Blue Jays to add depth to the 25-year-old outfielder

MLB Major League Baseball's Los Angeles Dodgers today launched a trade to bolster the field, acquiring Toronto Blue Jays' 25-year-old outfielder Steward Berroa in a cash deal to add depth to the field.

The 25-year-old Berloa, who played in the major leagues last year and played 28 games but had a batting average of just 0.189, started in triple-A this season with a batting average of just 0.195 and was gradually removed from the Bluejay's future blueprint, and the Los Angeles Dodgers also took the opportunity to trade the outfielder for cash.

The Dodgers' outfield strength has recently pulled the alarm, the main fielder Spanish teacher T. Hernández (Teoscar Hernández) has entered the injury list due to left hip tightness, and Tommy Edman, who has been excellent at the start of the season, is also absent due to left ankle inflammation, and the two players are out of the line, so that the Dodgers must launch a trade to fill the depth of the roster, but the Dodgers have put Berroa on the 40-man list and immediately chose to devolve to 3A to wait for the opportunity.

The Los Angeles Dodgers will play three straight matches with the Athletics from tomorrow, and it is expected that the 27-year-old Landon Knak will start and strive for two consecutive wins, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are currently in first place in the National League West with 27 wins and 14 losses, and the San Diego Padres are close behind with a one-game win difference.