Dodgers Offseason: Danny Duffy Continues Comeback Attempt, Signs With AL West Team
It’s a sad day, Dodger fans. Dodger legend Danny Duffy is officially moving on from the organization he’s called home for the last one-and-a-half years. On Friday, Duffy agreed to a minor league deal with the Texas Rangers, spelling the end of his Dodger career.
Duffy’s time in Los Angeles will never be forgotten. The Dodgers acquired him at the trade deadline in 2021, hoping he would help them down the stretch for a postseason run. However, injuries kept him on the sidelined for the remainder of the 2021 season, and then also, the entire 2022 season.
Here are his full stats as a member of the Dodgers organization:
Duffy will be heading to Texas, where the 34-year-old will hope to revitalize his career. As for the Dodgers, they’ll have to work hard this offseason to fill the void that’s now lost.
The Rangers didn’t stop there with the former Dodgers, though. The Rangers also added RHP Reyes Moronta, who did appear in some games with the Dodgers.
Moronta was also added via a minor league deal, where he’ll look to get back to the Major Leagues. In 2022, he spent time with the Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks. He’s also played with the San Francisco Giants. He’ll hope to get his first big league playing time outside of the NL West this season.
Best of luck to Danny and Reyes in Texas!
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