The Los Angeles Dodgers cut two of the team's longest-tenured position players in the span of a week, and Andrew Friedman explained more context as to why.

On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Dodgers designated veteran catcher Austin Barnes for assignment and called up top prospect Dalton Rushing to join the team’s 40-man roster.

Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman addressed the decisions to designate catcher Austin Barnes and outfielder Chris Taylor for

President of baseball operations Andrew Friedman explained why the Dodgers chose to designate longtime catcher Austin Barnes for assignment.

The Dodgers are calling up top prospect Dalton Rushing and designating longtime backup catcher Austin Barnes for assignment.

The Los Angeles Dodgers made a statement on the recent decision to cut Austin Barnes. Before being designated for assignment, the backstop was the longest-tenur

Longtime Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw commented on the team's decision to designated Austin Barnes for assignment.

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