"As has been chronicled throughout the offseason, the Los Angeles Dodgers figure to be very active within the trade market. There has been a host of names associated with the team over the last few months. Those names primarily include Steven Kwan, Brendan Donovan, Jarren Duran, and Tarik Skubal. More news: Cody Bellinger Would Welcome Return to Dodgers, Says Agent This exercise is going to look at three under-the-radar trade targets that could end up being terrific fits for the franchise."
"The Venezuelan right fielder is one of the best defenders in the sport. He's won back-to-back Gold Gloves for the Red Sox and is just about hit his prime as a player. The 26-year-old is still somewhat underrated, with his teammate Duran garnering more in the way of attention and public trade talks. However, make no mistake about it, he'd be a perfect fit with the Dodgers."
"An Abreu acquisition would strengthen the outfield defense immensely, and it would smartly pave the way for Teoscar Hernandez to play left field. Abreu is under team control until 2030, by which time he'll only be hitting his 30th birthday. Los Angeles would love to land an elite defender on a team-friendly contract throughout the player's prime years."
The Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to be active in the offseason trade market, with multiple names linked to the club. Targeted players include Wilyer Abreu, a 26-year-old Venezuelan right fielder and two-time Gold Glove winner who offers elite defense and team control through 2030. An Abreu trade would bolster outfield defense and allow Teoscar Hernandez to move to left field while providing cost certainty during prime years. Brandon Lowe is another reported target, offering a natural fit at second base after the Dodgers struggled there; Tommy Edman recently underwent ankle surgery.
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