""Hernández's name is coming up in trade conversations, according to league sources," the article reads. "The Dodgers view a deal as unlikely, but the idea of it, at least, is not without logic." On top of that, the Dodgers outfield improved mightily after signing Tucker. The outfield was among the biggest needs of improvement for L.A., and now, on paper, that part of the team has vastly improved."
"Former Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Jose Ureña is moving overseas to play for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles. Ureña featured for the Dodgers three times during the 2025 season, allowing a singular run in three innings pitched. In other Dodgers news, World Series champion Teoscar Hernández could be on the move after L.A. signed All-Star free agent Kyle Tucker. The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal and Patrick Mooney shared in their latest column."
Jose Ureña is moving to Japan to play for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles after appearing three times for the Dodgers in 2025, allowing one run in three innings. The Dodgers signed All-Star free agent Kyle Tucker, substantially improving an outfield that had been a major offseason need. World Series champion Teoscar Hernández has surfaced in trade conversations, though the Dodgers view a deal as unlikely and consider the idea logical in some respects. Additional MLB notes include the Mets signing Bo Bichette, trade activity involving former Dodgers players, and AL interest in Michael Conforto, plus local fan events listed for mid-January.
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