After the Atlanta Braves won the World Series in 2021, nobody thought pending free agent Freddie Freeman would wear another uniform during his MLB career. Freeman’s awkward departure from Atlanta mimicked one of his Dodgers teammates,

All-Star Weekend has come and gone, and soon enough, MLB 's stretch run will kick off in earnest. Which can only mean one thing: Trade season is officially upon us, with just two weeks to go until this year's trade deadline.

Former MLB executive Jim Bowden gave his thoughts on a potential Nolan Arenado trade to the Los Angeles Dodgers and why they would say no.

As the baseball world enjoys its All-Star festivities and gears up for the final third of the regular season, the Los Angeles Dodgers find themselves facing a seller’s market and one of the most uncertain trade deadlines of the Andrew Friedman era.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have had major bullpen issues this season, and this trade idea would solve that ahead of the deadline.

While the Dodgers roster is largely in good shape, they do have one fatal flaw they must address before the MLB trade deadline.

The St. Louis Cardinals worked tirelessly last offseason to find a trade partner for superstar Nolan Arenado and sadly, it seems not much has changed. Although

What might the World Series champs be looking to add at the deadline? Visit MLB Trade Rumors for all the details.

An injury to Max Muncy leaves the Los Angeles Dodgers with a hole at third base, something that they should address at the trade deadline.