Dodgers contratan al relevista Brusdar Graterol por 2,8 millones tras perderse la temporada 2025
LOS ÁNGELES (AP) — Los Dodgers de Los Ángeles y el relevista derecho Brusdar Graterol llegaron a un acuerdo contractual de un año por 2,8 millones de dólares el miércoles, la misma cantidad que el venezolano ganó en 2024.
Graterol, de 27 años, evitó el arbitraje salarial y puede convertirse en agente libre después de la temporada 2026. Se sometió a una cirugía en noviembre de 2024 para reparar un desgarro en el labrum de su hombro derecho y se perdió la temporada 2025.
Ha lanzado apenas en siete juegos desde el inicio de 2024. También se perdió tiempo ese año debido a una inflamación de hombro y una distensión en el tendón de la corva.
Graterol tiene un récord de 11-9 en su carrera con una efectividad de 2.78 y 11 salvamentos.
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