The Los Angeles Dodgers are one of the better teams in baseball, but they're going to need to make some trade deadline moves to overcome injury woes.

Left field has been a blackhole for the Los Angeles Dodgers this season. After signing Michael Conforto to a one-year, $17 million contract, Los Angeles was hoping for the former All-Star to fortify the bottom of their lineup.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are urged to make a blockbuster trade with a National League squad for a reliever and outfielder by a key insider.

The Dodgers, Yankees and Blue Jays are among the contenders looking to upgrade this week with eyes on the postseason.

You know the major leaguers on the move -- but what about the potential stars of tomorrow headed the other way in those deals?

As a result, six-year pitcher Dustin May could be the odd man out. "In the last week, trade rumors have started to swirl around May, the oft-injured right-hander who is finally healthy this season — but also having an up-and-down campaign in his final year before free agency,

The Los Angeles Dodgers’ search for relief pitching has hit a snag. While the team would like to acquire some of the top arms available at the trade deadline, they do not want to overpay, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.