Dodgers' Hyeseong Kim Gets Major Praise From Andrew Friedman After Earning Roster Spot
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Hyeseong Kim has made a significant impact since joining the Los Angeles Dodgers after being called up due to an injury to Tommy Edman. Initially struggling in spring training, Kim has rebounded spectacularly, hitting .452 with 14 hits and an impressive OPS of 1.065 in just 14 games. His performance prompted the Dodgers to opt for his continued presence on the roster over veteran Chris Taylor. Andrew Friedman, Dodgers president of baseball operations, praised Kim's energy, versatility, and overall contribution to the team chemistry.
Kim's breakout performance caused the Dodgers to pivot, and instead of sending the infielder back down to the minors once Edman was activated, the team opted to release Chris Taylor instead.
"Beyond just how endearing he is to his teammates, just the energy he brings, the foot speed, the versatility as well, it's just something that adds a lot to our roster and a different look," Friedman said of Kim. "No decision is ever made in a vacuum. It's within the context of our roster and where we're at. And he's done a great job."
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