The Dodgers have signed Michael Medina, a 16-year-old outfielder from the Dominican Republic, for $275,000.

Medina, who is from Santo Domingo and trained with Amauris Nina, is 6-foot-2, 185 pounds and played in the International Prospect League all-star game last week. He showed a projectable frame with good bat speed from the right side, power and the ability to use the opposite field. He most likely projects as a corner outfielder, with a solid arm that could fit in right field.

Medina was one of the youngest players who became eligible to sign in 2012, as he didn't turn 16 until Aug. 24. Had he been born a little more than a week later, he wouldn't have been eligible to sign until July 2, 2013. 

Last month the Dodgers also added another Dominican outfielder for a six-figure bonus, signing Ariel Sandoval for $150,000.