Dodgers' deep farm system could create a roster crunch
Column points to Miguel Vargas, traded away and now a 31-homer All-Star.
By Herald Staff · Source published
A column argues the Dodgers' loaded farm system may soon become a roster headache as prospects push for spots.
It points to Miguel Vargas, who was traded because the Dodgers lacked an open corner-infield spot and hit 31 home runs this year as a 26-year-old All-Star for the White Sox.
The column notes the trade brought Tommy Edman, who helped the Dodgers win two World Series.
Source: New York Post. This is an original summary; read the full report at the source.
