The Dodgers have signed first baseman Ike Davis to a Minor League deal that includes an invitation to Spring Training in Glendale, Ariz., the team announced Friday.
Davis last saw big league action with the Yankees in 2016, but ultimately played in only eight games during June. His last full year came in a split season with the Mets and Pirates in 2014, when he hit .233/.344/.378 with 11 home runs and 51 RBIs over 427 plate appearances.
Davis, set to enter his age-30 season, will join 21 other non-roster invitees at Dodgers Spring Training, a list that includes reliever Brandon Morrow, catcher Bobby Wilson, infielder Charlie Culberson and outfielder Tyler Holt.