Gavin Lux, now a Cincinnati Red, discusses his Dodgers exit: ‘It’s a business’
Two years ago, he arrived at Camelback Ranch as the Dodgers’ everyday shortstop, finally the heir apparent to a pair of $300 million shortstops in Corey Seager and Trea Turner. Lux tore up his knee within the first week of Cactus League games, ending the dream before it began.
Facing the Dodgers for the first time as an opponent felt surreal for Gavin Lux. “It’s pretty surreal, going and seeing all the guys you won a World Series with ...
Gavin Lux, the versatile lefty hitter the Cincinnati Reds acquired from the Dodgers in a trade, will toggle between 2B and 3B ...
The now-former Los Angeles Dodgers World Series title winner Gavin Lux recently acknowledged the emotional toll of being ...
Amid another massive offseason spending spree, one of the Los Angeles Dodgers‘ more unheralded signings was 26-year-old ...
Williams: Give the front office credit for squeezing everything they could out of a slight increase in the payroll budget.
When Gavin Lux arrived at Reds camp, he knew he'd need multiple gloves for multiple positions. So he came prepared. “I’ve got three. One for third \[base\], one for second \[base\] and one for the ...
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