If there is one thing you should expect the Dodgers front office to do it's that they'll add seemingly inconsequential depth pieces to buttress the Major League roster. Last season depth players like Chris Taylor, Rob Segedin and Andrew Toles made impactful contributions. This coming season the Dodger hope Brett Eibner can do the same.
As you know, the Dodgers traded minor league infielder Jordan Tarsovich to the A's for outfielder Brett Eibner. He was then immediately placed on the 40-man roster, and reliever Carlos Frias was designated for assignment to make room. Eibner was originally drafted in the second round of the 2010 draft by the Royals (out of the University of Arkansas), traded to the A's six years later and now finds himself in LA. He stands 6' 4" tall, bats and throws right-handed, and was born in San Diego. You can follow Brett on twitter here: @Brett_Eidner. Per a Dodgers press release:
