LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers got Tommy Edman back from the injured list and on Wednesday he’s starting for them for the first time in over five weeks.

“Having him back, our lineup and our team looks more whole,” manager Dave Roberts said prior to Wednesday’s series finale against the Rockies.

But there’s still a lot of sorting out and feeling out to do before the Dodgers land on an arrangement that works. Edman playing both middle infield and center field is a huge part of his value to the team, and why they signed him to a five-year contract extension in the offseason.

Edman has been sidelined twice by a sprained ankle this season, which has limited his ability to play in the outfield effectively. After June 1, Edman only started twice in center field, compared to 28 starts at second base

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