The Los Angeles Dodgers have made a move to shore up their roster, signing Austin Wynns to replace Will Smith, who was placed on the concussion IL. In order to make room for Wynns on the roster, the Dodgers transferred Alex Reyes to the 60-day IL. Reyes is recovering from right shoulder surgery and was already expected to miss a significant amount of the season. Despite his injury history, the Dodgers see potential in Reyes and hope he can make a positive contribution to the team when he is fully healthy.
Dodgers Add Depth to Roster with Signing of Austin Wynns
The Los Angeles Dodgers have added depth to their roster by signing catcher Austin Wynns. With Will Smith on the concussion IL, the Dodgers needed another catcher and turned to Wynns, who was previously with the Baltimore Orioles. While not a big-name signing, Wynns is a solid player who can provide some insurance behind the plate. The Dodgers hope that he can contribute both on and off the field and help the team make a deep playoff run this season.
Alex Reyes a Low-Risk, High-Reward Signing for the Dodgers
Despite his injury history, the Dodgers believe that Alex Reyes can be a valuable addition to the team. Reyes has shown flashes of brilliance in the past, and if he can stay healthy, he has the potential to be a key contributor for the Dodgers this season. Reyes will have to work his way back into game shape, but the Dodgers are confident that he can do so and help the team reach their ultimate goal of winning the World Series. With a one-year contract and a team option for 2024, Reyes is a low-risk, high-reward signing for the Dodgers.
