The Los Angeles Dodgers have a reputation for being an organization where players not only want to play, but also where they are taken care of. Teoscar Hernánde

Hernández, who is expected to play right field next season, calls the Dodgers “different” from other teams and says “money wasn’t an issue” in his decision-making.

After testing the free agency waters, Teoscar Hernández returned to the Los Angeles Dodgers on a three-year, $66 million contract that includes a team option for the 2028 season.

Teoscar Hernández will be in right field for the Los Angeles Dodgers next season when the World Series champions try to defend their title.

The Dodgers have continued to operate. The loss of Walker Buehler (and potentially Jack Flaherty) in free agency was offset as the Dodgers signed two-time Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell. They brought back reliever Blake Treinen and extended Tommy Edman to play center field.

Teoscar Hernandez is officially returning to the Los Angeles Dodgers after a triumphant first season, as the All-Star outfielder and the World Series champions agreed on a three-year, $66 million contract,

The Dodgers agreed to re-sign outfielder Teoscar Hernández to a three-year, $66-million deal, bringing back one of the most productive hitters from its title team.

It seems like all the buzz about the Dominican player joining other teams was just a wild goose chase for those of us watching from the sidelines. Apparently, they weren't even on his radar.

Hernandez will remain with the Los Angeles Dodgers for the next three years under a lucrative contract, but there was a powerful reason motivating him to stay with the club. Teoscar Hernandez decided to stay with the Los Angeles Dodgers for three more years in what was a major announcement for the current World Series champions,