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The Dodgers are close to re-signing utility player Enrique Hernández to a one-year deal, pending a reported trade involving Manuel Margot. Hernández, who spent most of his career with the Dodgers, provides versatility by playing multiple positions. After a stint with the Red Sox, where his performance fluctuated, Hernández returned to the Dodgers and is expected to contribute as a fourth outfielder and provide infield depth.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are trading outfielder Manuel Margot to the Minnesota Twins in exchange for a prospect, paving the way for the Dodgers to sign superutilityman Enrique Hernández to a one-year contract. The full trade details include the Twins receiving Margot and a shortstop prospect, while the Dodgers receive a shortstop prospect in return.
Free agent utility player Enrique Hernandez is deciding between the Giants, Angels, Twins, and Padres. The 32-year-old veteran, known for his versatility and ability to play all over the diamond, is being courted by multiple teams due to his potential to provide stability and depth in their lineups. The Angels, in particular, are interested in Hernandez's services to bolster their lineup, while the Padres are in need of outfield depth. The Giants and Twins also see potential roster fits for Hernandez, with the Giants looking for stability at shortstop and the Twins seeking a right-handed bat to complement their young lefty hitters.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have reached a deal with the Boston Red Sox to reacquire superutilityman Enrique Hernandez in exchange for right-handed reliever Nick Robertson and minor league right-hander Justin Hagenman. Hernandez, who can provide depth in the infield, has struggled offensively in Boston but has shown improvement against left-handers this season. The Dodgers hope his return to the team will provide an offensive spark. The Red Sox, meanwhile, are still active in the trade market as they look for pitching to supplement their rotation.
Red Sox GM Chaim Bloom defended the decision to start Bobby Dalbec at shortstop, citing the need to rest players and optimize the lineup against left-handed starting pitchers. Bloom also emphasized that the long season is comprised of 162 one-game seasons and that unusual alignments for one game should not cause panic. However, the move did not go smoothly, as Dalbec committed an error in the first inning. Bloom also hinted that Hernandez's role at shortstop may not be secure with the eventual return from injury of Trevor Story and Adalberto Mondesi.