The Los Angeles Dodgers do not have many holes on their roster, but perhaps they could use a more consistent closer. The team paid Tanner Scott in the offseason, but he has had his fair share of struggles.

The fact the Cubs have been able to survive this long in the starting rotation without them speaks volumes to how productive the other parts of the team have been. A lot of credit needs to go to Matthew Boyd as well,

The Dodgers traded outfielder Steward Berroa to the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, a rare trade in the middle of a game between two teams playing each other. Berroa, 26, was not on the Dodgers' active roster. He had been acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays in a cash trade on May 12, and played 27 games for Triple-A Oklahoma City since.

The Dodgers and Brewers just can’t get enough of each other. Moments after the first pitch of Wednesday’s series finale between the two teams in Milwaukee, the Dodgers announced that they were trading minor league outfielder Steward Berroa to the Brewers in exchange for cash considerations.