The Los Angeles Dodgers added a pair of versatile infielders to their depth chart Friday, claiming Ryan Fitzgerald from the Minnesota Twins and reportedly reaching agreement on a one-year contract with free agent Andy Ibañez.

With Tommy Edman's status for Opening Day unclear, the Dodgers are giving themselves plenty of options for the middle infield.

On Friday, Francys Romero reported on X that utility infielder Andy Ibandez agreed to a one-year deal with the Dodgers. Ibanez, 32, primarily plays third and second base but made four appearances at first with the Detroit Tigers in 2025.

It’s a busy Friday for the Dodgers adding infielders who can play multiple positions. In addition to claiming Ryan Fitzgerald off waivers from the Twins, the team has also signed Andy Ibáñez. The signing of Ibáñez was first reported by Francys Romero and also reported by Kiley McDaniel of ESPN and other Dodgers beat writers.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and right-handed reliever Brusdar Graterol have agreed to a $2.8 million, one-year contract.

MLB analyst Rob Parker says the Dodgers would have already splashed the cash for Kyle Tucker if they really wished to sign him.

As they gear up to chase a third straight World Series title, the Dodgers might not be done just yet. Los Angeles has been connected to each of the top three free-agent hitters still available this offseason.

The Los Angeles Dodgers signed veteran infielder Andy Ibanez to a one-year deal on Friday, their second move of the day.

The Los Angeles Dodgers already figure to enter the 2026 season as the World Series favorite, but there remains the possibility of the rich getting richer.