The Los Angeles Dodgers made several moves at the MLB trade deadline last year, which included acquiring Alex Call from the Washington Nationals to address their need for a right-handed hitter.
Call hit .247/.333/.384 with four doubles, two home runs and five RBI in 38 games down the stretch for L.A., helping the team repeat as World Series champions. He also filled in as a defensive sub for Teoscar Hernández often and was an occasional pinch-runner.
The 31-year-old again is expected to make spot starts for the Dodgers this season, but he has yet to play in a Cactus League game due to a foot injury, via Jack Harris of the California Post:
One Dodgers outfielder who has not yet appeared in Cactus League play, and likely won’t for at least a little while longer, is Alex Call.