Another MLB insider has linked the Los Angeles Dodgers to a trade deadline reunion with a homegrown star, and a

The Dodgers reinforced their rotation this past winter, but it hasn't helped them avoid the shortage. As a result, they could look to the midseason trade market for a blockbuster

Four teams are reported to be the most aggressive buyers, ahead of this year's MLB trade deadline. The deadline is July 31.

The Dodgers are bringing back veteran reliever Chris Stratton three days after cutting him. Find out more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The latest MLB rumors cover Juan Soto's Mets breakout, concern with Spencer Strider, Francisco Lindor's injury, and much more.

MLB insider Ken Rosenthal is not expecting the Dodgers to trade their top prospect ahead of the deadline in July.

Two relievers return, one starter goes down as the Dodgers' pitching injury carousel keeps rolling. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.

Jim Bowden told Brandon Gomes that Ryan McMahon and Luis Robert made sense as trade targets; how did the Dodgers' GM respond?

But the Dodgers were so aggressive this past winter in order to avoid paying a premium at midseason. And it seems they will still avoid doing so despite the persistent injuries, according to an update from Harris that many Dodgers fans will find disappointing.

The Dodgers signed righty Jose Ureña to a major league contract and plugged him into their ailing bullpen. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.