The Los Angeles Dodgers' biggest need, according to MLB.com, is a left-handed hitting bat, ideally one who'd replace Michael Conforto in the outfield.

Rotation reinforcements are a must, and the Dodgers may not be able to be all that choosy about who they get. In the absence of a Freddy Peralta or Seth Lugo being made available, they may have to get creative.

Pittsburgh's Bryan Reynolds has been floated as a trade deadline candidate for the Dodgers all year, but they might have some trouble acquiring him after news came out that the Dodgers are on his no-trade list.

Veteran pitcher Alexis Diaz, 28, is back in the major leagues and ready to make his debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers, who acquired the 2023 All-Star reliever from the Cincinnati Reds over a month ago in exchange for minor league pitcher Mike Villani.

Los Angeles called up Díaz and sent right-hander Julian Fernández to Triple-A Oklahoma City before Tuesday night’s matchup with the Milwaukee Brewers as the NL West-leading Dodgers attempted to snap a four-game skid.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are calling up former Cincinnati Reds All-Star reliever Alexis Diaz after trading for him at the end of May.

The Los Angeles Dodgers will reportedly reactivate All-Star right-handed starting pitcher Tyler Glasnow to start in Wednesday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers.