The Los Angeles Dodgers are still involved in some big trade rumors, but continue to make smaller moves on the side.

Sasaki posted a sparkling 0.84 ERA across nine postseason appearances, striking out six and recording three saves. His rise to the closer role was especially impressive given the adversity he faced earlier in the year.

Los Angeles Dodgers longtime ace Clayton Kershaw has called it a career, and his teammates are seeing him into retirement with kind words.

The Dodgers will be getting the right-handed pitcher Adriano Marrero in return, according to MLB insider Francys Romero. Marrero is an 18-year old pitcher from Cuba. The Marlins signed him in January for a $350,000 signing bonus. He threw 33 innings in the Dominican Summer League after signing, and he struck out 35 batters.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have given out nearly $200 million on reliever contracts over the past two offseasons. They signed Edwin Diaz to a massive free agency deal just a couple of weeks ago, and last offseason,

Major League Baseball pitcher Joe Kelly, who won World Series titles with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox, is calling it a career after 13 seasons. Kelly, 37, announced his retirement

The Miami Marlins traded for outfielder Esteury Ruiz from the Los Angeles Dodgers, aiming to add speed and versatility to their roster.

Kelly played five seasons for both the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers over his career. He was never an All-Star, and injuries and too many walks certainly held him back a little, but Joe Kelly was a flamethrower, and that’s where he made his break and butter throughout his career.