Dodgers Re-sign Siani, Assign Ibanez for Release
The Los Angeles Dodgers have made notable roster changes, re-signing outfielder Mike Siani while designating infielder Andy Ibanez for assignment. This move was confirmed on Tuesday as the team reshapes its lineup.
Dodgers Re-sign Siani
Mike Siani, aged 26, returns to the Dodgers after a brief designation last month. He previously played 19 games for the St. Louis Cardinals in the previous season. During that time, he achieved a batting average of .235, scoring four runs.
Siani has also played for the Cincinnati Reds in 2022 and 2023, adding to his experience as a valuable outfielder.
Ibanez Designated for Assignment
Andy Ibanez has been designated for assignment after a season with the Detroit Tigers, where he participated in 91 games. He recorded a batting average of .239, with eight doubles, four home runs, and 21 RBIs.
Ibanez began his MLB career with the Texas Rangers in 2021, appearing in 76 games. During that time, he hit seven homers and drove in 25 runs.
Other Roster Moves
In addition to these changes, the New York Yankees assigned infielder/outfielder Marco Luciano to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. This adjustment adds another layer to the ongoing roster modifications across teams.
- Mike Siani: Re-signed by the Dodgers; former player for St. Louis and Cincinnati.
- Andy Ibanez: Designated for assignment after significant contributions with the Tigers.
- Marco Luciano: Assigned to Triple-A by the Yankees.
These roster moves reflect the Dodgers’ ongoing strategy to optimize their team composition as they approach the upcoming season.
