After nine years, two All-Star selections and a World Series title, Justin Turner's tenure with the Dodgers appears to be ending.
A month after having a team option in his contract for 2023 declined and becoming a free agent, the veteran infielder agreed to a deal with the Boston Red Sox for two years and about $22 million, with an opt-out after next year, according to multiple reports.
Once finalized, it will mark the latest notable departure this offseason for the Dodgers, who have also seen Trea Turner, Cody Bellinger, Tyler Anderson and several other contributors from last season's 111-win team depart in free agency.
