Dodgers Notes: LA Makes Roster Move, Tommy Edman Injury, James Outman Dominant Week

The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Miami Marlins, 12-7, on Wednesday afternoon as they improved to 21-10 with their fifth straight win.

Ahead of the victory, the Dodgers made a major roster move that activated an All-Star who has been away from the majors for over 20 months. In a resulting move, the pitcher who received the win on Tuesday evening was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City.

Additionally, the fifth straight win was without Tommy Edman, who was surprisingly not in the starting lineup for the second time in three days. The utility man had ‘tweaked’ his ankle the night prior and was rested for precautionary purposes.

Finally, current Triple-A outfielder James Outman has received an award recently. The 27-year-old took home the honor due to his .462 batting average and pair of dingers in a dominant week.

Here’s all the latest Dodgers news and stories (click the headline for the full article):

Dodgers Activate Tony Gonsolin, Option Matt Sauer After Stellar Performance

Dodgers’ Tommy Edman Has Ankle Injury, Hopeful to Return to Lineup on Friday

Dodgers’ James Outman Wins Player of the Week in Triple-A

Dave Roberts, Tommy Edman Provide Update on Dodgers Star’s Ankle Injury

Why is Tommy Edman Out of Dodgers Lineup Wednesday vs Marlins?

Dodgers’ Kiké Hernandez Made Insane History in Win Over Marlins

Dodgers Lineup vs Marlins: Tommy Edman Surprisingly Out, Will Smith Off, Tony Gonsolin Return

Dodgers Manager Sends Warning to Rest of League

Dodgers All-Star Named Biggest Bust of First Month of 2025 Season

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