Dave Roberts stared out at the visiting bullpen Friday night and into uncertain territory. The Los Angeles Dodgers manager has overseen a relief unit that has logged more innings than any team in baseball.

The struggling Los Angeles Dodgers could turn to the Minnesota Twins to poach a relief pitcher ahead of the trade deadline.

The Los Angeles Dodgers' trade deadline plan is becoming clearer by the day. While most would assume the team is preparing to outbid other teams in their search for bullpen upgrades, that is not the case,

The Dodgers approach the trade deadline trying to square their lofty preseason expectations with what has proved to be an imperfect start to the year.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are known to be in the market for bullpen help after injuries to Evan Phillips, Michael Kopech and Blake Treinen have thinned their relief corps.

Kelly, 37, pitched for the Dodgers from 2019 to 2021 and then again from the 2023 deadline until the end of 2024. The first stint was more successful than the second one. From 2019 to 2021, Kelly had a 3.59 earned run average over 105 1/3 innings for the Dodgers. He struck out 26.9% of batters faced and got grounders at a 59.9% clip.

The Dodgers need outfield defensive help, and Minnesota's Harrison Bader is among the potential players they could target at the MLB trade deadline.

The New York Yankees should avoid engaging with the Los Angeles Dodgers in these trade negotiations.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are seen as a team that will be extremely active ahead of the MLB trade deadline. With a pitching roster that has been mired with injuri

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts confirmed on Sunday that Bobby Miller will transition from the club's starting rotation to its bullpen.