With Jason Heyward and James Outman each making the big league club, there wasn't room for Duggar or Zimmer on the Opening Day roster. Duggar, 29, struggled in Cactus League play, hitting just .200 (8-for-40) with one homer, seven RBI and one stolen base.

Duggar had been 0-for-13 this spring before the nice game today against his longtime club. He's one possible bench option for the Dodgers if they decide against carrying Jason Heyward or James Outman. Realistically, though, he probably looking at opening up in Triple-A.

Duggar sustained a left oblique strain in late April that caused him to miss two months and ostensibly derailed his season. He was traded to the Rangers in late June and wound up being claimed off waivers by the Angels in early August before being released in early September. The 29-year-old outfielder showed some flashes of potential earlier in his career with the Giants and will get a chance as a reclamation project this season with the Dodgers.

The 28-year-old outfielder was designated for assignment by the Angels earlier in the week. He passed through waivers unclaimed, and then opted to explore the free agent market rather than accepting his outright assignment to Triple-A Salt Lake. Duggar has slashed just .153/.225/.222 with no homers, four RBI and five stolen bases in 80 plate appearances between the Giants, Rangers and Angels this season.