Last June, the Dodgers made a trade with the Blue Jays to acquire former Rookie of the Year candidate Cavan Biggio, with clear hopes to rehabilitate him. In the seasons following his rookie campaign and a successful, abbreviated 2020, he batted .221 with a .687 OPS in Toronto.
The Dodgers sent 2019 fourth-rounder Braydon Fisher to the Blue Jays in return. He struggled in Triple-A Oklahoma City before the trade, and it was hard for Dodgers fans to think too hard about what they might be losing when the bench and bottom of the lineup desperately needed a spark.