Under the current rules of the collective bargaining agreement, the Dodgers are going to be limited in international spending for the next two signing periods. So they are making the most of the current international signing period, reportedly agreeing to terms with two more big-ticket players on Sunday.
The Dodgers have reportedly landed a pair of Cuban teenagers, with a $15.5 million deal for outfielder Yusniel Diaz and $6 million for infielder Omar Estevez, per Jesse Sanchez of MLB.com.
The signings, confirmed by Dylan Hernandez of the LA Times, are subject to the players passing physical exams.