The Los Angeles Dodgers find themselves sitting comfortably with a four-game lead at the top of the NL West. While their offense is scuffling and failing to score runs at the moment, Los Angeles’ starting rotation is finally getting healthy.

The Los Angeles Dodgers need to add some talent to their bullpen, and there's a chance they will look to swing a huge deal for a Minnesota Twins star.

The Los Angeles Dodgers want to add at least one bullpen arm at the trade deadline. However, one of their top targets is officially off the board.

The Los Angeles Dodgers entered Thursday's trade deadline looking for relief help — and they'll get it in the form of one of their former pitching prospects.

A swingman who shuttled between Triple-A and the Dodgers in 2016-19, Stewart emerged as an excellent setup man with the Twins.

Meanwhile, the Twins have been one of the biggest sellers at the deadline this year. They traded outfielder Harrison Bader and closer Jhoan Duran to the Phillies, and sent starting pitcher Chris Paddack to the Tigers on Monday.