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#outfielder

Miguel Vargas struggled last season and was optioned to Triple-A, but the Dodgers still believe in his potential.

Vargas showed improvement in Triple-A and could contribute at the big league level.

Miguel Vargas is transitioning from a second baseman to a left fielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Vargas is expected to begin the season in Triple-A but could be called up if there are injuries to outfielders.

The Mets' offense has historically struggled since their founding in 1962.

Joe Hicks was called up to the Mets in 1963 and had a strong debut, contributing to their winning streak.

The San Francisco Giants have signed Korean outfielder Jung Hoo Lee to a six-year, $113 million contract with an opt-out after the fourth year.

The Giants' investment in Lee does not include the roughly $19 million posting fee that they will pay to his former team, the Kiwoom Heroes.

Kyle Garlick signed a minor league contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks and has an invite to big league spring training.

Garlick reunites with former teammate Joc Pederson after spending time with the Minnesota Twins.

David Peralta signs with Chicago Cubs on a non-roster deal after time with the Dodgers.

Peralta's veteran presence and consistent performance will be valuable for the Cubs' outfield lineup.

Tim Locastro signed a minor league deal with the San Diego Padres after spending time with the New York Mets.

Locastro is known for his speed, despite having lost some foot speed, and is considered one of the fastest players in the game.

Adam Duvall signs a one-year $3 million deal with the Atlanta Braves after previously playing for them.

Duvall's addition may impact Jordan Luplow and Eli White's roster spots, with potential outfield lineup changes.

Top prospect Spencer Jones impresses with a 470-feet home run and is considered untouchable in trade talks.

Trent Grisham shows signs of potential with a powerful three-run homer and may have a significant role with the Yankees.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are emerging as the frontrunner to sign Teoscar Hernandez.

The Dodgers are willing to offer a deal larger than three years, giving them an advantage over other teams.

Teoscar Hernández has reportedly signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers on a one-year, $23.5 million contract to address their need for a right-handed hitting outfielder.

The Dodgers pursued Hernández during the general manager meetings in November and had also considered other players like Kiké Hernández and Tommy Pham in their search for an outfielder.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Teoscar Hernández to a one-year, $23.5 million contract.

Hernández's contract with the Dodgers includes incentives based on his placement for a Silver Slugger Award and MVP voting.

The Los Angeles Dodgers acquired prospects Jackson Ferris and Zyhir Hope in a trade with the Chicago Cubs.

Yency Almonte and Michael Busch were traded by the Dodgers in exchange for Ferris and Hope.

Jake Marisnick joined the Los Angeles Dodgers in July to fill their need for a right-handed bat.

Marisnick is a versatile outfielder who can play all three outfield spots and has shown potential as a hitter.

Teoscar Hernández is expected to be an everyday outfielder for the Dodgers this season.

Dodgers envision Mookie Betts playing second base for the majority of his games.

The New York Yankees have acquired outfielder Juan Soto in a trade, strengthening their lineup with left-handed power.

Soto is considered one of the best hitters in the game with a high walk rate and plus power.

Alex Verdugo is being traded from the Red Sox to the Yankees in exchange for three right-handed pitchers.

This trade between the Red Sox and Yankees is a rare occurrence given their historic rivalry.

The Atlanta Braves have signed outfielder Leury Garcia to a minor-league contract with an invite to spring training.

Garcia had a rough 2022 season but has provided decent outfield defense and baserunning throughout his career.

The New York Yankees have acquired outfielder Alex Verdugo from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for three right-handed pitchers.

The move is seen as an attempt to address the Yankees' weakness in left field and improve their overall production in that position.