The Los Angeles Dodgers are going to be in the market for a reliever, and they could find what they're looking for with Pittsburgh Pirates closer David Bednar.

Featured in this week’s MLB Power Rankings, the Brewers climb to the top of our rankings, the Yankees can’t figure out the Blue Jays, another injury for the Astros, Rich Hill is on the brink of history, and we’re taking stock of the upcoming MLB trade deadline.

On Monday, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic named one such pitcher the Yankees might have a shot at acquiring: Athletics fireballer Mason Miller. However, he also noted that the Philadelphia Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers would be potential rivals in the bidding war.

According to ESPN BET, the Dodgers are still looking very likely to win the World Series again in 2025, opening as +400 favorites to repeat and currently sitting at +240 as the MLB season's second half has gotten into full swing.

The Athletics will be in the driver's seat in any potential deal for Mason Miller, and the Los Angeles Dodgers have plenty of prospects to choose from

With an impressive 60-40 record, the Detroit Tigers are enjoying one of their best recent seasons. Thanks to this, they are in first place in the American League Central Division w

Tarik Skubal has put on some excellent seasons at the right time. With the Detroit Tigers ace set to become a free agent after the 2026 season, the New York Yankees, Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Mets are emerging as early suitors, according to MLB insider Buster Olney.

The Dodgers, after beating the Yankees, 8-4, in Friday night’s series opener, were tied with Arizona for the best record in the National League (35-23).

Looking back at the Dodgers’ path through the postseason before their victory over the New York Yankees in the 2024 World Series. Nov. 1, 2024 This Series is remembered for one thing — Dodgers ...

• 1941 – Yankees 4, Dodgers 1 – The Brooklyn Dodgers had not been to the World Series in 21 years – back in their Robins days. They were not seen as a true threat to the mighty Yankees.

Brian Cashman uses the expression often in reference to the trade deadline. Because after 2018, MLB eliminated waiver trades between Aug. 1-31. That left the non-waiver portion as the last time you can externally improve your team.