The case for the Dodgers not to re-sign Kiké Hernández in free agency (again)

Katrina Stebbins of Dodgers Way argues that the Los Angeles Dodgers should move on from utility player Kiké Hernández in free agency. Stebbins points out that the Dodgers possess the oldest roster in Major League Baseball, with an average age of 30.8, and need to prioritize younger talent after appearing worn down during their NLCS loss to the Milwaukee Brewers.

Hernández, who is reaching free agency for the fourth consecutive offseason, appeared in only 41 regular-season games and recorded just one postseason hit. Stebbins suggests president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman should keep Hernández low on his priority list and only re-sign him if all other roster options are exhausted.