Alex Freeland is not in the Dodgers' starting lineup for their showdown with the Reds, but he took a major leap forward just by joining the big league roster.

Brandon Glick of PFSN has named Los Angeles as one of the “best fits” for Red Sox relief pitcher and closer Aroldis Chapman. Chapman has been pitching at an extremely high level so far this season. He would be a big-time get for the Dodgers to improve their bullpen even more.

Lux, who has two World Series rings with the Dodgers, was made available a year after missing all of 2023 because of a knee injury when the Dodgers closed a deal with South Korean free agent second baseman Hyeseong Kim ($12.5 million, three years) a few days before sending Lux to the Reds.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are sitting at 61-45 but are far from playing their best baseball as a team. With a few clear areas to improve upon, like an ailing bull

Not only is Durán potentially the best relief arm available, but the National League is full of teams that need high-leverage relievers. The Philadelphia Phillies don't have a clear-cut closer, and the New York Mets have a pretty thin bullpen as well.

Los Angeles has had a solid season so far, leading the NL West, but there is room to grow ahead of another World Series run. Most notably, The Dodgers' bullpen needs a boost, as offseason acquisitions Tanner Scott and Kirby Yates have not performed to expectations, creating a hole in the pitching staff.

Shohei Ohtani is one of those players who doesn't need to be showered with more adulation, but a few compliments never hurt. At least that's probably what Dalton Rushing thought, a

The Los Angeles Dodgers should go after this Baltimore Orioles pitcher to fortify their rotation for this season and beyond.

Left-handed slugger Michael Conforto is in his first season with the Los Angeles Dodgers after signing a one-year, $17 million contract in the offseason. The Dodgers added him as a veteran option to bolster their depth, hoping his left-handed power would flourish.