Dodgers release first baseman Matt Gorski after minor league season

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Last updated Nov 12, 2026

Dodgers release first baseman Matt Gorski after minor league season
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have released first baseman Matt Gorski as they begin their offseason. Gorski, who hit.225 with six home runs and 27 RBIs in 53 minor league games this season, did not make an MLB appearance in 2026. He previously played 15 games for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2025, posting a.195 batting average. Gorski is expected to seek a new opportunity as a free agent after this release.

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  • •Dodgers part ways with first baseman Matt Gorski.
  • •Gorski hit.225 with six home runs in 2026's minor leagues.
  • •He did not appear in any MLB games for the Dodgers this season.
  • •Gorski previously played 15 games for the Pirates in 2025.
  • •He will look for a new opportunity as a free agent.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers are going to be a team to watch during this offseason.After falling short of a three-peat this postseason, the Dodgers should be one of baseball’s most aggressive teams this offseason.Yet, with the offseason just getting underway, the Dodgers have parted ways with one of their first baseman.Los Angeles Dodgers Release 28-Year-OldThe […] The post Los Angeles Dodgers Abruptly Release 28-Year-Old First Baseman appeared first on HEAVY.

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