Hernández spent the last two seasons in LA — his second stint with the team — after the Red Sox traded him to the Dodgers in 2023. He helped Los Angeles win the World Series when he batted .278 with five hits (one triple) and three runs in the five-game series against the Yankees.

Kiké Hernández turned his season around in the second half and added to his October lore with another strong postseason with the Dodgers. He parlayed that into a new contract as a free agent, signing back with Los Angeles.

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

Kiké Hernández and the Dodgers agreed to a new contract, a source told The Athletic's Fabian Ardaya.Details of the agreement aren't yet known.Hernández teased the reunion on social media via a clip on social media captioned: 'Walking through the open door.

Once again, Kiké Hernández is back with the Dodgers. The utility player signed a one-year deal to return to Los Angeles, where he helped the team to a World Series win over the Yankees last year. The 33-year-old announced the reunion himself with a post on X Sunday saying,