The Los Angeles Dodgers have built a reputation for making overlooked or struggling players into decent players, which is why any player the Dodgers get is often someone who could be productive. However, not every struggling player is created equal, and Jack Suwinski may fall into the category of players who come with more questions than answers.

Jack Suwinski has some power to his name, so the Los Angeles Dodgers are taking a chance with him.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have reportedly claimed former Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Jack Suwinski off waivers. Pittsburgh designated Suwinski for assignment as a corresponding move to their one-year deal with Marcell Ozuna. The Pirates then placed him on waivers, and the Dodgers claimed him, according to FanSided MLB insider Robert Murray. “Sources: The Dodgers have claimed […]

The Dodgers claimed outfielder Jack Suwinski off waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Robert Murray of Fansided.com was first to report the transaction on Twitter/X. Suwinski, 27, was designated for assignment earlier in the week by the Pirates, the only team…

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The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Colin Beazley reported Monday morning that it seemed “highly likely” that Pirates outfielder Jack Suwinski would be centered around the corresponding move in the wake of the signing of designated hitter Marcell Ozuna. FanSided MLB insider Robert Murray reported minutes later that the Pirates were indeed designating Suwinski for assignment. “Sources: The […]

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