Kim Hye-sung continues to stay in the major leagues, and the Dodgers' main tool man has postponed his return to the team

MLB Major League Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers tool Tommy Edman had a chance to return from injury at the weekend, but now it seems that he expects to take longer to recover, and head coach Dave Roberts revealed that his ankle injury has caused him running problems, and with his delayed return, it also means that Korean hitter Kim Hye Sung will have more opportunities.

Edelman has burst into long-distance play this season, hitting eight home runs in 30 games so far this season, batting a 0.523 long batting percentage and an OPS of 0.818, but he had to be on the injury list due to right ankle soreness, and he was initially expected to return from injury for the weekend against the Arizona Sidewinders, but now it seems that plans are not in time for changes.

Head coach Roberts revealed in an interview today that Edelman's ankle injury is not recovering well and that his ankle is still causing him problems running.

However, Edelman's absence also gave Kim a lot of opportunities, Roberts said: "Edelman's absence did change part of the game, but it also gave us a chance to see Kim Hye Sung perform."

Prior to today, Kim Hye-sung had accumulated a total of 22 hits, knocked out 7 hits, batted 3 into 18, scored 2 RBIs and ran 2 successful bases.