Jason Heyward begins his first in-person role with the Los Angeles Dodgers, joining the organization’s front office as a special assistant. Both outlets report that the hiring follows Heyward’s recent retirement after a 16-year Major League Baseball career that included recognition as an All-Star and a Gold Glove winner. The reports describe Heyward as a longtime clubhouse presence during his playing days, suggesting the Dodgers value his experience and perspective beyond on-field performance. While the role is defined as special assistant, at least one account characterizes the move as part of Heyward’s longer-term interest in expanding his career in baseball management, including potential future consideration for higher front-office responsibilities. The coverage is largely focused on the appointment itself and Heyward’s transition from player to staff member, with the Dodgers positioning him as part of the team’s internal leadership. The reports do not provide detailed responsibilities or a timeline for additional duties, but they agree on the basic facts: the Dodgers hire Heyward for a front-office position after his retirement and he starts work at Dodger Stadium.