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Dodgers Hire Farhan Zaidi

MLB News: Farhan Zaidi Reportedly Hired to Dodgers Front Office After Giants Stint

Former Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Farhan Zaidi is reportedly returning to the Dodgers' front office after his firing by the San Francisco

East Bay Times · 6h

Former SF Giants executive Farhan Zaidi re-joins Los Angeles Dodgers: report

Zaidi becomes the latest former Giant to join the Dodgers this offseason. Along with Zaidi, left-hander Blake Snell signed a five-year, $182 million deal with Los Angeles while outfielder Michael Conforto joined the defending World Series champions on a one-year, $17 million deal.

Yahoo Sports on MSN · 5h

Dodgers reportedly bring back former GM, ousted Giants president Farhan Zaidi as special adviser

The offseason stockpile in Los Angeles has extended to the front office with news Monday that the Dodgers are bringing back former general manager Farhan Zaidi in a new role. Per multiple reports, the Dodgers are hiring Zaidi as a special adviser.

CBSSports.com · 6h

Ex-Dodgers GM Farhan Zaidi returns to Los Angeles as advisor after six years with rival Giants, per report

The Los Angeles Dodgers are bringing a familiar face back to the front office. The defending World Series champions have hired Farhan Zaidi as a special advisor, reports The Athletic. He will assistant owner Mark Walter with his other sports ventures in addition to helping with the Dodgers.

Kiké Hernández agrees to deal with Dodgers

Newsweek on MSN · 1d

Dodgers Fan Favorite Announces He's Returning to Los Angeles

The Los Angeles Dodgers are bringing back a fan favorite utility player, which he announced himself on social media Sunday.

Sports Illustrated · 1d

Kiké Hernández Announces He'll Return to Dodgers for 2025 MLB Season

The two sides' reunion follows Hernandez's first full season with Los Angeles since 2020. The San Juan native played with the Boston Red Sox in 2021 and '22 before he was traded back to the Dodgers in July 2023.

Los Angeles Times · 1d

He’s back: Kiké Hernández agrees to deal with Dodgers

Utilityman Kiké Hernández, one of the biggest free-agent questions still looming for the Dodgers ahead of spring training, is returning to the Dodgers.

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Roki Sasaki of Los Angeles Dodgers Listed as Biggest "Must-Watch" Pitcher in Spring Training

The Dodgers came to an agreement with the Japanese ace earlier this offseason, and MLB.com can't wait to see what he does in ...

Andrew Friedman reveals 'Shohei Ohtani' rules advantage Dodgers used in Roki Sasaki pitch

Dodgers General Manager Andrew Friedman highlighted Shohei Ohtani's rules advantage to help convince Roki Sasaki to sign in LA.

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Mets' Francisco Álvarez Fires Off 9-Word Warning to Dodgers, Rest of MLB

The New York Mets made some big splashes this winter to reload their roster for 2025. Catcher Francisco Álvarez thinks their ...

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Dave Roberts Makes Big Revelation on State of Los Angeles Dodgers Bullpen

Speaking on MLB Network Radio this weekend, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said that reliever Tanner Scott will get ...

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Los Angeles Dodgers 2025 top 20 prospects: Dalton Rushing, Josue De Paula lead the way

The Dodgers' system is down a little, but it is still outstanding overall, with several high-upside talents who could develop ...

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Ex-Dodgers, Giants Executive Returns to Former Team

The Los Angeles Dodgers brought back a former member of their front office after he was fired by the San Francisco Giants.

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Farhan Zaidi returning to Dodgers as special adviser

The Dodgers have hired Farhan Zaidi, the former president of baseball operations for the Giants, to their front office as a ...

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Too much talent? Ken Rosenthal gets desperate to throw shade at Dodgers offseason

Or so we thought. While mere mortals may look at the Los Angeles depth chart and struggle to find a weakness, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic has posed a daring, incisive question: Sure, acquiring good ...

Free-spending Dodgers aren’t bad for baseball, MLB commissioner says

PALM BEACH, Fla. — The high-spending Los Angeles Dodgers are not ruining baseball, commissioner Rob Manfred said on Thursday.

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