Dodgers acquire UTIL Tommy Edman, RHP Michael Kopech in 3-team trade with Cardinals, White Sox

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The Dodgers have acquired utility man Tommy Edman from the Cardinals to strengthen their bench, sending right-hander Erick Fedde to St. Louis and prospects to the White Sox. Edman, currently recovering from wrist surgery, brings versatility to the team. The Dodgers also received reliever Michael Kopech and 17-year-old Oliver Gonzalez, while parting with notable prospect Miguel Vargas and others. This trade marks the beginning of potential significant moves for the Dodgers.

Keywords: Dodgers, Tommy Edman, MLB Trade

Source: Dodgers Digest

Update At: 7/30/2024

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