At the GM Meetings, Brandon Gomes told reporters that the Dodgers planned to move Mookie Betts back to the infield in 2025. We're going to assume that means second base (please), but the move away from the outfield has the potential to change the Dodgers' lineup drastically next season and presents a host of new opportunities in free agency.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are planning for Mookie Betts to return to the infield during the 2025 season. Betts, who has spent the majority of his career playing in the outfield, was set to become a second baseman for the Dodgers in 2024.

Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts is now an MVP and three-time World Series champion. He's also long been considered one of the best defensive players in baseball. He's so good that he can pop into the infield when the team is in a bind.

Mookie Betts played right field for the Dodgers in the World Series, but the front office is ready to try him out at shortstop and second base again in 2025.

Dodgers general manager Brandon Gomes spoke to members of the media at the general manager meetings, including Joel Sherman of

Mookie Betts, who has won six Gold Glove Awards in right field, is set to move back to the infield in 2025. Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Brandon

Mookie Betts will be on the move again. On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced their plan to move Betts back to the infield next season. The 32-year-old has moved positions several times since joining the Dodgers in 2020 and it appears another position shift is coming in 2025.