The Los Angeles Dodgers are planning to move Mookie Betts back to the infield for the 2025 season, as announced by general manager Brandon Gomes. Betts, who has played various positions including shortstop and second base, is expected to reduce his time in right field, a position where he has earned six Gold Glove awards. This strategic move aims to lessen the physical toll on Betts and aligns with his preference to play infield, potentially opening opportunities for the Dodgers to pursue high-profile outfield free agents like Juan Soto. With Betts likely taking over second base, the Dodgers might focus on acquiring a premier shortstop, impacting the roles of current players like Gavin Lux and Miguel Rojas. The Dodgers' offseason plans could see significant changes, especially if they enter the race for Soto, while also considering the re-signing of Teoscar Hernández to address outfield needs. Betts' versatility and team-first attitude have been highlighted as key factors in these strategic decisions for the reigning World Series champions.