Former Dodger Cut From Mets Right Before Opening Day
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Former Dodger Cut From Mets Right Before Opening Day
"It was tough when I came in, but I really appreciate the support. It's been really cool to come in and try to do my job but feel support from the fans and be able to be myself."
"Rortvedt was celebrated for his work with pitchers, serving as a quality framer and defensive backstop, and played for the Dodgers in the postseason."
"Rortvedt's story in MLB is far from over, as his skill set will still lead to further opportunities, especially as injuries come about."
Ben Rortvedt was designated for assignment by the New York Mets, missing the Opening Day roster. He was expected to be the third catcher but was waived due to contract limitations. Rortvedt previously signed a $1.25 million deal with the Dodgers, was waived, and then picked up by the Reds before returning to the Dodgers. He struggled during Spring Training with a .167 batting average. Rortvedt expressed gratitude to Dodgers fans for their support and remains hopeful for future opportunities in MLB.
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