The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Tommy Edman to a $74 million, five-year contract with a team option for 2030, replacing a previous deal he had with the St. Louis Cardinals. Edman was acquired by the Dodgers in July and played a key role in their World Series win, earning MVP of the NL Championship Series. The 29-year-old can play multiple positions and has a solid batting average with 59 homers and 242 RBIs in his career. The Dodgers secured Edman’s services, preventing him from becoming a free agent after the 2025 World Series. This new contract solidifies Edman’s future with the team and ensures he will be a key player for years to come.
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Tommy Edman signs $74 million, 5-year deal with Dodgers following World Series victory
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