Mookie Betts reveals Teoscar Hernandez was part of Dodgers shortstop decision
Briefly

Heading into the 2024 season, the Dodgers planned for Mookie Betts to be at second base, but midseason changes led him back to shortstop. Following an injury and a switch to right field, Betts is now full-time at shortstop. This change was influenced by teammate Teoscar Hernández, who prefers playing in right field. Hernández, who signed a three-year deal with the Dodgers, expressed his willingness to play anywhere but ultimately got his preferred position, making both players pivotal in each other's roles.
You are a huge reason why I'm playing short. Because I wanted you come back. You held your word.
Hernández expressed his desire to re-sign with the team. That took longer than most anticipated, but Hernández and the Dodgers ultimately agreed to a three-year, $66 million contract.
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