Ramirez gets $600,000 total in the deal, and that includes $100,000 from a signing bonus, $275,000 in salary and the rest in buyout fees. The right-hander made eight starts with Triple-A Oklahoma City in the Dodgers' organization in 2022 after re-signing with Los Angeles in January, but now will make his way overseas for the remainder of the year. A strong showing in the KBO could see him increase his stock substantially for the 2023 campaign.

Ramirez was taken off the 40-man roster back in August. The right-hander was an up-and-down hurler for the Dodgers in 2021, and he'll get a chance to earn that right again in the Cactus League. 

The move clears a spot on the 40-man roster for the addition of Cole Hamels. Ramirez would seem to stand a good chance at clearing waivers.

Ramírez fired a pair of scoreless frames on Sunday afternoon against the Diamondbacks in his first big-league appearance since September, 2019. The 27-year-old righty will head back to the minors and continue to function as organizational relief depth. There's a strong possibility he's back in the Dodgers' bullpen very soon.