Brandon Hicks is bound for Glendale, Arizona.
The Dodgers have given former Giants second baseman Brandon Hicks a non-roster invitation to spring training, the club announced on Wednesday.
Hicks signed with the Giants as a free agent in November 2013, and made the 2014 Opening Day roster.
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Over his next 30 appearances (21 starts), hit hit .095 with zero home runs, two RBI and 34 strikeouts.
Hicks' last at-bats came on July 10, and his struggles paved the way for Joe Panik's emergence.
Hicks was in the Giants' big-league camp in 2015, but was reassigned to minor league camp in late March.
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He did not appear in the majors last season.