After spending the last four seasons as the primary utilityman for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Kiké Hernandez’s role has significantly changed thus far in 2019.
Instead of moving around and playing seven different positions and being in the lineup one game and out of it the next, Hernandez is now the team’s primary second baseman, starting just about every day.
It seems that Hernandez is enjoying his new role as he has got off to a blistering hot start to the season, batting .435/.500/.870 with three home runs, seven runs scored and six RBI in his first six games.