Can Kim Hye-seong return to MLB as Dodgers seek left-handed reinforcement and a third straight World Series title?
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- The Los Angeles Dodgers are considering whether Kim Hye-seong could return to Major League Baseball through expanded rosters.
- MLB.com says the first-place Dodgers have effectively secured a postseason place but need better performances before October.
- The team is pursuing a third consecutive World Series title while managing four unresolved concerns.
Kim Hye-seong could have a route back to the major leagues when expanded rosters arrive, as the Los Angeles Dodgers confront several questions late in the regular season.
MLB.com says the Dodgers have effectively secured a postseason place. Their position at the top of the standings, however, does not remove the need for improved performances before October.
The question of left-handed reinforcement is among the issues facing the Dodgers, who are seeking a third straight World Series title. Whether Kim can use the expanded roster to return to MLB is one of the points under discussion.
The source identifies four concerns for the Dodgers but does not detail all of them in the available text.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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