Los Angeles Dodgers number three-ranked prospect Andy Pages made his MLB debut yesterday against the Washington Nationals. The Cuban outfielder didn’t waste any time acquainting himself, smacking the first pitch he saw to right field for a single in the second inning. He’s the first Club player to achieve that since Gavin Lux in 2019. Pages’ first career hit is coming on his Minor League success this season, where he hit .371 through 15 games.