"Ibáñez was non-tendered by the Detroit Tigers in November and became a free agent after that. He has spent the last three seasons in Detroit, hitting a combined .251/.304/.392 with 20 home runs, 96 runs, 94 RBI and a 93 wRC+ in 304 games. The right-handed hitter also spent two seasons with the Texas Rangers from 2021-22. Over his career, he's hit .254/.305/.389 with 28 home runs, 140 runs, 128 RBI, 10 stolen bases, a 92 wRC+ and 3.6 WAR across 420 games."
"He had two solid offensive seasons, one in 2021 and one in 2023, but since then, he's been far below league average. Perhaps the Dodgers believe they can help him figure out his bat and get a quality bench piece. Over his Major League career, Ibáñez has played every position except catcher and center field, but he's primarily played second and third base."
Los Angeles Dodgers signed utilityman Andy Ibáñez to a one-year major-league deal pending a physical. Ibáñez was non-tendered by the Detroit Tigers in November and spent the last three seasons in Detroit, hitting a combined .251/.304/.392 with 20 home runs, 96 runs, 94 RBI and a 93 wRC+ in 304 games. He also spent two seasons with the Texas Rangers from 2021–22 and owns a career .254/.305/.389 line with 28 home runs, 140 runs, 128 RBI, a 92 wRC+ and 3.6 WAR in 420 games. He has played every position except catcher and center field, primarily second and third base, and has no options remaining.
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