Minnesota Twins designate former Dodger James Outman for assignment
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 7:25 PM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
James Outman, a former Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder, has been designated for assignment by the Minnesota Twins. Acquired in a trade during the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline, Outman had a promising 2023 season but has struggled significantly in 2026, hitting just.156 in 70 plate appearances. The Twins had hoped a change of scenery would revive his production, but with continued poor performance, they are creating a roster vacancy. The organization may opt to keep him in the minors for further development, as his speed and defense are assets worth nurturing.
- •Outman has a.156 batting average in 2026 with the Twins.
- •He was traded by the Dodgers after a breakout 2023 season.
- •The Twins are looking to clear a roster spot after his struggles.
- •Outman's future may depend on success in the minor leagues.
- •The trade involved the Dodgers giving up Brock Stewart, who has been solid in relief.
- 7:25 PMYahoo Sports — Former Dodger James Outman Waived Less Than a Year After Trade
"Former Los Angeles Dodgers emerging outfielder James Outman has been designated for assignment by the Minnesota Twins, the team announced.
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