The Los Angeles Dodgers are currently benefiting from the impressive performance of utility player Hyeseong Kim, who boasts a .383 batting average along with two home runs and 12 RBIs in just 81 at-bats. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts acknowledges Kim's contributions and is considering giving him more consistent playing time to maintain his momentum. With the potential shift of Tommy Edman to the outfield due to his recent recovery from injury, Kim could transition to his natural position at second base, enhancing the Dodgers' lineup further.

Edman's move would allow Kim to solidify his role and showcase his elite defensive skills, enhanced by his history of winning four Gold Glove awards in the Korean Baseball Organization. As the Dodgers navigate their roster dynamics, Kim’s continued success could prove pivotal in their quest for the postseason.