The Dodgers summoned the No. 16 prospect in baseball to catch twice per week. The rookie replaces a beloved veteran.

At the same time as Rushing's new beginning, the end came for Austin Barnes. The longest-tenured position player on the team was designated for assignment after 11 seasons and two World Series championships. Barnes, the backup catcher to Will Smith, was hitting .214 with three doubles and two RBI.

A busy few days of roster changes for the Dodgers, including saying goodbye to the longest-tenured position player, and saying hello to the club’s top prospect.