Hyeseong Kim, a 26-year-old South Korean utility player, is on the verge of his MLB debut with the Dodgers after being signed this winter. Although he struggled initially in spring training, he displayed notable improvement while playing in triple-A, with a batting average of .257, five home runs, and 13 stolen bases. The decision to call him up aligns with the Dodgers' need for depth, particularly due to injuries affecting current roster players, notably utilityman Tommy Edman.
The Dodgers are set to call up Hyeseong Kim, a South Korean utilityman, as he prepares for his major league debut after signing a three-year contract.
After a rocky spring training with poor performance at the plate, Kim has shown improvement, batting .257 with five home runs during his time in triple-A.
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