Andy Pages current outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers joined the organization in 2018, signing as an international free agent for $300,000 dollars.
The Cuban made his MLB debut against the Washington Nationals on April 16, 2024. And had himself a pretty average rookie season, putting up a .248/.305/.407 slash line.
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Pages improved upon his rookie numbers the next season, with a standout June, where the young Dodger outfielder posted a slash line of .324/.333/.578, with these numbers coming off the back of a miserable May.
He would finish the 2025 campaign with much improved hitting numbers from the prior season, finishing with a .272/.313/.461 slash line.
He struggled immensely in the 2025 postseason however, recording a .087 average, with just four hits through 51 at-bats.
However, he seems eager leave those postseason struggles behind and looks to continue to build off of the numbers he posted last season. He currently leads the Dodgers in; average, slugging percentage, hits, RBIs, total bases, stolen bases and WAR.
After being left out of the 2025 All-Star Game, the 25-year-old looks to make his inclusion in this seasons “Midsummer Classic” a no-brainer.
Pages has posted a .294/.343/.538 slash line as of June 1. And as of now, looks to become yet another threat in an already incredibly dangerous Dodger line up.
To top it all off, his defense in the outfield has been spectacular, with his arm being his best defensive trait by far. His cannon has quickly garnered the respect of runners around the league, forcing them to think twice before testing him.
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