The Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees are reportedly interested in utility player Brendan Donovan, who is only 28 years old and remains under team control for two more seasons. <\/p>\n
The Dodgers were able to win their World Series titles thanks to their stars delivering and role players also playing a key part. <\/p>\n
Among those have been Miguel Rojas, Kik\u00e9 Hernandez, and Tommy Edman, all three of whom have shown high-level fielding, made key defensive stops, and delivered essential at-bats. <\/p>\n
More news: Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani Wins Record Fourth Unanimous MVP Award<\/a><\/p>\n Looking for their third straight title, the Dodgers could benefit from more utility players to cover during a long season and provide Dave Roberts with flexibility and options, two things Los Angeles lacked down the stretch. <\/p>\n Donovan, who currently plays for the St. Louis Cardinals, might end up hitting the trade block, per Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. <\/a><\/p>\n “Infielder Brendon Donovan, who is arbitration-eligible for two more years, is also drawing a lot of interest and seems likely to be traded,” Feinsand wrote in a story. <\/a><\/p>\n “The Yankees, Dodgers, Royals and Guardians are among the teams believed to be potential landing spots for Donovan.”<\/p>\n Donovan hit .287\/.353\/.422 last season, totaling 10 home runs and 50 RBIs in 118 games. His season was valued at 2.7 bWAR and his OPS+ was 119. <\/p>\n