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Dodgers Dominate Offseason with Key Signings and Trades

The Los Angeles Dodgers have been highly active in the offseason, making several significant moves to bolster their roster. One of the most notable signings is that of All-Star outfielder Teoscar Hernández, who agreed to a one-year, $23.5 million contract. This addition strengthens the Dodgers' outfield and provides a potent right-handed hitting option[1].

Another major acquisition is the signing of Japanese right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto to a 12-year deal worth $325 million, along with a posting fee. This move highlights the Dodgers' commitment to enhancing their pitching staff[1].

The Dodgers also secured a five-year deal with Blake Snell, a key move to address their starting rotation needs. Snell's contract is valued at $182 million, demonstrating the team's willingness to invest in top talent[2].

In addition to these high-profile signings, the Dodgers have been busy in the international market. They agreed to a deal with shortstop Emil Morales, MLB.com’s No. 14 international prospect, as part of their 19 international amateur free agent signings[1].

The team has also made organizational changes, hiring former MLB All-Star Raul Ibanez as their vice president of baseball development and special projects. This move is expected to bring valuable experience and insight to the Dodgers' front office[1].

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