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LOS ANGELES — A big bombshell in the middle of the MLB winter season. Moments after the news of the deal hit social media, the Los Angeles Dodgers made all the news when they announced: Kiké Hernández would be returning to the team on a multi-year, $90 million deal that was described as “a strategic commitment to the long-term future of the organization.”

The Chicago Cubs need to make a big move to bolster their roster and adding Alex Bregman would be the perfect solution.

💙🔥 Roki Sasaki may be MLB’s newest sensation, but what he just did off the field is melting hearts across Los Angeles. And it didn’t happen under stadium lights, in front of reporters, or during a TV interview. It happened on a quiet little street in LA — far away from cameras, crowds, and cheers — where the Dodgers’ rookie phenom kept a promise he made years before he ever dreamed of wearing Dodger blue.

There are announcements that feel scripted, and there are those that feel like accidents of truth. This one felt like the latter. A former World Series champion with a résumé as heavyweight as any his era produced let it slip that Los Angeles still pulls at him. He did not promise dates or details. He did not wave contracts. He did something better. He invoked memory.