The Los Angeles Dodgers are one of the better teams in baseball, but they're going to need to make some trade deadline moves to overcome injury woes.

The Los Angeles Dodgers remain one of the top teams in Major League Baseball. At 61-45, they have the third-best record in the National League. They are prepared to be aggressive buyers this year at the trade deadline.

As a result, six-year pitcher Dustin May could be the odd man out. "In the last week, trade rumors have started to swirl around May, the oft-injured right-hander who is finally healthy this season — but also having an up-and-down campaign in his final year before free agency," Jack Harris wrote for the Los Angeles Times.

With the 2025 MLB trade deadline rapidly approaching, Dodgers pitcher Dustin May is reportedly drawing interest from a World Series rival.

Despite starting the season with more pitchers than they knew what to do with, the Los Angeles Dodgers are desperate for bullpen and outfield depth at the trade deadline. The latest trade buzz suggests they may be willing to part with Dustin May,

Rushing isn’t going anywhere, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says, pointing out that added playing time is part of a search for more favorable matchups for the young backup catcher.

Dodgers skipper Dave Roberts says he can't imagine the team would trade touted rookie catcher Dalton Rushing. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Los Angeles Dodgers reportedly call up one of their top prospects ahead of the MLB trade deadline on Thursday.