Enrique Hernández Raises Collusion Concerns in MLB Free Agency

The Dodgers utility man's recent re-signing and public comments have sparked discussions about potential collusion among teams.

Los Angeles Dodgers utility man Enrique Hernández has publicly suggested that MLB teams might be colluding in the free agency process, pointing to similar timing and offers from teams.
Hernández, who recently re-signed with the Dodgers on a one-year, $4 million deal, highlighted the slow and uniform nature of the free agency market this offseason.
Several high-profile MLB free agents, including Blake Snell, Matt Chapman, and J.D. Martinez, remain unsigned, raising concerns about potential collusion among team owners.
Hernández's allegations have sparked discussions among players and fans, with some citing the use of similar computer models for player evaluation as a possible reason for uniform offers.
Despite the controversy, Hernández is looking forward to his return to the Dodgers, emphasizing his comfort with the team and the opportunity for playing time.