Los Angeles Dodgers Signing Michael Conforto, Still Expected to Pursue Teoscar Hernandez in Free Agency
CINCINNATI — The Dodgers signed outfielder Michael Conforto to a one-year, $17 million deal according to Ken Rosenthal.. In a perfect world, the Dodgers would be out on the veteran afgter adding Conforto, but it sounds like they're still competing—with the Reds and other teams—for his services.
Hernandez slashed .272/.339/.501 to go along with 33 home runs and 67 extra-base hits with the Dodgers in 2024.
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