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The Dodgers placed Tommy Edman on the 10-day injured list due to a right ankle sprain sustained during a game, while Max Muncy was reinstated from his own injury. Edman, a key defensive player, had a strong April but has struggled offensively since May. Muncy returns to a starting role after a quick recovery from a knee injury, providing a boost to the team's lineup.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed pitcher Blake Snell and infielder/outfielder Tommy Edman to five-year contracts, significantly impacting their 2025 payroll, which is estimated to be around $303.5 million. This positions the Dodgers in the highest tier of the competitive balance tax for the second consecutive year. The contracts include deferred salaries, reducing their average annual value for tax purposes. The Dodgers' commitment to maintaining a competitive team is evident, with major contracts for players like Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, and Freddie Freeman contributing to their high payroll.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed utility player Tommy Edman to a five-year, $74 million contract extension, which includes a $17 million signing bonus and a club option for 2030. Edman, who was acquired in a three-team trade, played a crucial role in the Dodgers' postseason success, earning NLCS MVP honors. The deal ensures Edman's presence in the Dodgers' lineup, where his versatility will be key as the team plans future roster adjustments.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed utility player Tommy Edman to a surprising five-year, $74 million contract, despite his modest offensive track record. Edman, 29, known for his defensive versatility, was acquired from a trade involving the White Sox and Cardinals. The Dodgers' decision suggests they anticipate a significant improvement in Edman's batting performance and value his defensive skills. This move reflects the Dodgers' financial capability and willingness to invest heavily in players they believe in.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Tommy Edman to a five-year, $74 million contract extension, securing the National League Championship Series MVP through 2029. The deal includes a sixth-year club option and a $17 million signing bonus, with about one-third of the contract's value deferred. Edman, known for his versatility and power-speed combination, was acquired from St. Louis and played a key role in the Dodgers' postseason success. This extension follows the Dodgers' recent signing of pitcher Blake Snell, as they aim to strengthen their roster post-championship.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Tommy Edman to a five-year, $74 million contract extension, with a club option for 2030. The deal includes a $17 million signing bonus and defers $25 million over ten years. Edman, acquired from the Cardinals in a three-team trade, impressed with his versatility and performance, earning the NLCS MVP. The extension secures Edman's role as a key utility player for the Dodgers, providing flexibility in their lineup alongside Mookie Betts.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Tommy Edman to a five-year, $74 million contract extension. Edman, who was instrumental in the Dodgers' World Series win and earned the NLCS MVP, was acquired at the trade deadline.
As the MLB offseason progresses, Juan Soto's free agency is heating up with offers expected soon from teams like the Blue Jays, Dodgers, Mets, Red Sox, and Yankees. The Dodgers are also in talks to extend NLCS MVP Tommy Edman, aiming to keep him beyond 2025. Meanwhile, the Orioles seek a backup catcher, the Giants evaluate Japanese pitcher Tomoyuki Sugano, and the Rockies sign Kyle Farmer after non-tendering Brendan Rodgers.
St. Louis Cardinals manager Oli Marmol provided updates on injured players, with outfielder Lars Nootbaar nearing a return after playing a full game in Triple-A. Nootbaar's return could bolster the team's outfield production, which has been hampered by injuries to Tommy Edman and Dylan Carlson. Edman and Carlson have not resumed baseball activities, but could receive clearance after upcoming check-ups. Additionally, right-hander Keynan Middleton received a PRP injection in his elbow and is expected to resume baseball activities soon, aiming to join the Cardinals' late-inning bullpen mix.
St. Louis Cardinals' expected center fielder, Tommy Edman, will start the season on the injured list due to ongoing wrist pain, while left fielder Lars Nootbaar's availability for Opening Day remains uncertain. With Edman sidelined, Dylan Carlson may take over in center field, and there's potential for prospect Victor Scott II to make the Opening Day roster. The Cardinals' outfield situation is fluid, with Nootbaar's health and Scott's performance being key factors in the final roster decisions.
The St. Louis Cardinals are looking to improve their defense, which has been one of the worst in the league this season. With the return of outfielder Lars Nootbaar, the team now has seven outfielders on the active roster, leading manager Oliver Marmol to consider the best defensive alignment. Using Statcast data, the article breaks down the best defensive players at each position and suggests that the best alignment would be Paul DeJong at shortstop, Tommy Edman in center field, Brendan Donovan in left field, and Nootbaar in right field. However, Marmol will also consider other factors such as offense, matchups, and rest when making his lineup decisions.
St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Tyler O'Neill will meet with the team's doctors to determine the source of his lower back strain, which has kept him on the 10-day injured list since May 5. Meanwhile, Tommy Edman has been playing in the outfield due to injuries to Dylan Carlson and Harrison Bader, and Paul DeJong has been performing well since returning from the IL. The Cardinals have also called up left-hander Matthew Liberatore, who tossed five scoreless innings in his first start of the season. The team's starting rotation has struggled, with none of the five starters having an ERA under 4.00.
The St. Louis Cardinals lost their sixth consecutive game as the Los Angeles Angels jumped on pitcher Jack Flaherty early in the series finale. Despite a three-run homer from Tommy Edman, the Cardinals were unable to overcome the deficit.
Tommy Edman hit a bases-loaded single in the 10th inning to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 walk-off win over the Pittsburgh Pirates, splitting their four-game series. Andrew McCutchen scored the go-ahead run for the Pirates in the top of the 10th, but the Cardinals tied it and won on Edman's hit. The Pirates had a chance to win the series, but couldn't get the big hit.
Caesars Sportsbook has released odds for MLB saves leader, giving an idea of which closers are at the top of the 2023 Fantasy baseball rankings. SportsLine's computer model has identified Tigers' Michael Lorenzen and Austin Meadows as top sleepers for the 2023 Fantasy baseball season. The model also highlights a surprising starting pitcher who is projected to outperform several higher-ranked starters. SportsLine's cheat sheets are updated multiple times daily and are available for many major Fantasy baseball sites.