Tim Federowicz back with Dodgers on minor league contract

Posted Dec 17, 2020
An old friend is returning to the Dodgers, with catcher Tim Federowicz signing a minor league contract with the team. Federowicz caught parts of four seasons with the Dodgers, hitting .194/.247/.300 in 89 games since 2014. He was traded to the Padres during winter meetings in 2014, and has played in the majors for five different teams since. (True Blue L.A.)

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