The Los Angeles Dodgers got their first Spring Training game under way on Thursday and a former Atlanta Braves outfielder flashed his bat immediately

Last week, the Dodgers signed Braves legend Eddie Rosario to a minor league pact, and in his first game with Los Angeles, he hit a home run, the first of

He was in LA's first spring lineup against the Cubs on Thursday afternoon in Glendale. Batting fifth in the lineup with James Outman on first after a hit by pitch, Rosario faced new Cubs acquisition Cody Poteet in the bottom of the second and was down in the count 0-2 after fouling off three consecutive pitches.