Tommy Edman Hits Second Homer in Dodgers' 5-4 Home Opener Win

In the bottom of the second inning of the Dodgers' home opener, Tommy Edman connected with a 95.7 mph sinker from Detroit's Tarik Skubal, sending the ball 401 feet over the left-field wall. This solo shot, marked by a high exit velocity of 108.6 mph and a 21° launch angle, put the Dodgers on the board first.

Edman's role with the team appears flexible early in the season. While he manned center field against the Tigers, he previously played second base during the Dodgers' opening series in Tokyo. Miguel Rojas filled in at second base for the home opener. This versatility is a key asset for the Dodgers and for fantasy managers, although those in leagues requiring 20 games played for position eligibility will need to wait before slotting him in at second base. His performance reinforces his value as a player capable of contributing both offensively and defensively across different positions.

When did Tommy Edman hit his second home run?

He hit it on March 27, 2025, during the Dodgers' home opener against the Detroit Tigers.

What were the stats on Edman's home run?

It was a solo shot that traveled 401 feet with an exit velocity of 108.6 mph and a 21° launch angle.

What position did Edman play in this game?

Edman played center field in this game, though he has also played second base this season.

Tommy Edman is off to a strong start. Do you think he'll maintain this power pace throughout the season? Let us know!

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