Super-utility player Enrique Hernandez will return to the Dodgers for a fourth time after reaching a free agent deal, a source told ESPN.

The Dodgers and clubhouse favorite Enrique Hernandez agreed to a deal that will keep the veteran utility player in Los Angeles, multiple sources reported Sunday.

The Dodgers are re-signing utility man Enrique Hernandez, as Hernandez himself has announced. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

Kiké Hernández and the Dodgers agreed to a new contract, a source told The Athletic's Fabian Ardaya.Details of the agreement aren't yet known.Hernández teased the reunion on social media via a clip on social media captioned: 'Walking through the open door.

Once again, Kiké Hernández is back with the Dodgers. The utility player signed a one-year deal to return to Los Angeles, where he helped the team to a World Series win over the Yankees last year. The 33-year-old announced the reunion himself with a post on X Sunday saying,

The Los Angeles Dodgers officially brought back a World Series champion utility player on Tuesday, reportedly signing him to a one-year, $6.5 million contract.