Dodgers News: Barry Enright Signed To Minor League Deal

After trading for Darwin Barney, whether or not the Los Angeles Dodgers will make additional moves prior to Thursday’s trade deadline remains to be seen.

While it wasn’t via a trade, the Dodgers did add more than Barney to their roster. According to True Blue LA’s Eric Stephen, the Dodgers have come to an agreement with Barry Enright, who will pitch for the Albuquerque Isotopes Monday night:

Dodgers signed former D-Backs/Angels RHP Barry Enright to a minor league deal. He starts tonight for @ABQTopes.

— Eric Stephen (@truebluela) July 28, 2014

To make room for Enright, the Isotopes sent Roger Bernadina to the disabled list:

Enright was released by Philadelphia on July 18. In corresponding move, @ABQTopes placed OF Roger Bernadina on DL with left wrist sprain

— Eric Stephen (@truebluela) July 28, 2014

In his start, Enright will look to provide a solid outing as the Isotopes finish up a series with the Reno Aces. The two teams are still reeling from Saturday’s bench clearing brawl that involved shortstop Erisbel Arruebarrena. The Isotopes ended up losing the game before coming with a win Sunday.

Originally drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the second round of the 2007 Amateur Draft, Enright spent four years in the majors and went 7-13 with a 5.57 ERA. He last played in the Major League in 2013 for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim before being finishing the year in the minors.

Earlier this season, Enright joined the Philadelphia Phillies on a minor league deal and pitched 19 games for their Triple-A affiliate Lehigh Valley IronPigs before getting released. Enright went 4-9 with a 5.58 ERA before being released.
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