Hyeseong Kim’s challenge: Adapting his swing in time to make the Dodgers’ roster
It’s his bat that is looking to catch up. The Dodgers gave Kim a three-year, $12.5 million deal this winter — and essentially moved on from a productive everyday second baseman in Gavin Lux in the process — partly because they believed Kim’s skill set would translate well even against advanced major-league breaking balls and velocity.
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Hyeseong Kim Adjusting His SwingLos Angeles Dodgers Korean rookie infielder Hyeseong Kim's slick-fielding defensive skills have transitioned well in his first big-league spring training, but it's his bat that needs to catch up as he ...
National League West rivals Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres battled yesterday during the league's set of Spring ...
When it comes to first impressions of Hyeseong Kim, the Dodgers have been fairly consistent in their descriptions. "He's a ...
Whether it’s rookie hazing, mettle testing, or both, the Dodgers usually force new infielder Hyeseong Kim, the 26-year-old from South Korea, to go last, with other infielders chanting ...
Infielder Hyeseong Kim was only one of the many acquisitions made by the LA Dodgers over the winter months. Andrew Friedman and the rest of the front office seemingly set out to further improve ...
According to a report from Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register, the Los Angeles Dodgers are set to try out new Korean infielder Hyeseong Kim in the outfield. Hyeseong Kim has played second ...
The Los Angeles Dodgers have a handful of competitions to sort out over the last couple weeks of spring training.
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