Tommy Edman

The trade sent Erick Fedde to the Cardinals, Tommy Edman to the Dodgers, and Miguel Vargas to the White Sox, among others.

The Dodgers will receive utility player Tommy Edman and pitcher Michael Kopech while the White Sox will receive prospects.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are in discussions with the St. Louis Cardinals on a deal to acquire utilityman Tommy Edman, league sources tell The Athletic. The New York Yankees also have an interest in Edman. No trade had been completed as of Sunday evening. Edman, 29, has not appeared in a game for the Cardinals this season after undergoing offseason wrist surgery and spraining his ankle during his subsequent rehab. The Dodgers have scouted Edman during his rehab, a source said, and concerns about the ankle are part of the club’s calculus. His appeal to the Dodgers, however, is obvious.

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