That was announced on the night of this Tuesday, January 5 Los Angeles Dodgers have re-signed Blake Trains, heading into the 2021 MLB season. The relief pitcher was on a free-agents basis, as his contract with the Dodgers expired after they were crowned 2020 World Series champions.
MLB insider and journalist for ESPN Jeff Passan reported via Twitter; that the Los Angeles Dodgers extended Blake Trains’ contract for two more seasons and a fee of $ 17.5 million. The negotiation would also include an option for the club for $ 8 million.
Following the information from Passan, the Dodgers themselves made the deal official and welcomed Blake Trains again through their official social media accounts, such as Twitter.
Blake Trains closed the 2020 MLB season with 27 games, all as reliever. He managed to win three, as well as a save. His ERA was 3.86, he gave up 11 runs and retired 22 opponents in 25.2 innings.
Trains, 32 years old; He had three World Series games against the Tampa Bay Rays, pitching 2.2 innings in total and giving up two hits and two runs. His ERA ended at 6.75.