The Los Angeles Dodgers have been without pitchers Blake Snell and Blake Treinen since the beginning of April, but both could be returning soon.

The catcher was batting .085 (5 for 59) with only one extra-base hit when he was released, with an unfathomable 40 strikeouts in his first 69 plate appearances

The Los Angeles Dodgers could be looking to swing a huge trade to acquire a star reliever in the coming days. Who could they target?

The Los Angeles Dodgers' starting rotation is getting healthy, and Dustin May could become a trade chip. The Dodgers could use him to land an outfielder.

Fenway Park concession and restaurant workers went on strike Friday just as the Boston Red Sox open a highly anticipated weekend series against the world champion Los Angeles Dodgers.The union representing Aramark workers at Fenway Park and MGM Music Hall hit the picket line at noon after failing to reach a deal on a new contract.

The Los Angeles Dodgers may soon move on from this once-promising starting pitcher to fulfill other needs. What could they get for him?

Rich Hill, a fan favorite when he pitched for the Dodgers back when Gerald Ford was president, signed with the Kansas City Royals and gave up only one run in five innings of his first start. Hill, 45, is pitching for his 14th majors league team, tying the record set by former Dodger top prospect Edwin Jackson.

On Friday, Finkelstein and Staph predicted that the Dodgers would land left fielder Steven Kwan and closer Emmanuel Clase from the Cleveland Guardians for a prospect haul consisting of catcher Dalton Rushing, shortstop Alex Freeland, left-handed pitcher Jackson Ferris, and outfielder Eduardo Quintero.