Hyeseong Kim was signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers and initially positioned to take over at second base. However, after struggling in pre-season games, he was sent to Triple-A Oklahoma City. Due to an anticipated injury to Tommy Edman, Kim is being recalled. His performance in Triple-A was notable, posting an .801 OPS over 127 plate appearances. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts indicated that Kim is viewed as a long-term option for the organization, suggesting a strategic approach in roster decisions this season.
Amid continued work to implement and refine new swing mechanics, Kim went through a hot stretch with the OKC Comets but has cooled off recently.
According to Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic, the Dodgers are recalling Kim on Saturday: Sources: The Dodgers are calling up Hyeseong Kim. The infielder is en route to Atlanta after posting an .801 OPS in 127 Triple-A plate appearances.
For Kim specifically, Roberts noted he was more of a long-term outlook for the organization. Thus, the Dodgers decided on adding Hunter Feduccia in his place.
While Kim showed versatility in the field, he struggled to hit in Cactus League games and was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City to begin the season.
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