The Los Angeles Dodgers feature a reliable roster. They don't have many areas to address. Infield could be something they look to improve following Miguel Rojas' retirement, however. They could turn to MLB free agency to address the need. Isiah Kiner-Falefa and Mauricio Dubon have drawn interest from the Dodgers, according to Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic.
“Two more names on different ends of the scale have registered at least some level of interest from the Dodgers, a league source said: Mauricio Dubón and Isiah Kiner-Falefa. The source spoke anonymously because they were not authorized to speak publicly,” Ardaya wrote in a recent article.
Kiner-Falefa was limited to just 66 games played with the Red Sox in 2026. Nevertheless, he is a former Gold Glove winner who can move around the infield.
Ha-Seong Kim was expected to be the Atlanta Braves starting shortstop in 2026, but an offseason injury threw a curveball at those plans. Dubon ultimately helped fill the void at the position before Kim's return.
Article Continues BelowThe 32-year-old is versatile as well, so he could play multiple positions in addition to shortstop when necessary for LA. He won the third Gold Glove of his career this season. At the plate, Dubon hit .276/.321/.399.
The Dodgers have always valued versatile players. Both Dubon and Kiner-Falefa seem to be quality fits. While most of the attention from the MLB world is currently on the Dodgers' pursuit of a Tarik Skubal reunion and even a potential Teoscar Hernandez trade, it wouldn't be surprising to see the ball club sign one of the aforementioned veteran infielders.