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Finding Potential Trade Targets For Dodgers

By Connor Byrne | June 7, 2019 at 6:53pm CDT

What do you get for the team that has just about everything? That’s something Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman is going to have to figure out leading up to the July 31 trade deadline. At a major league-best 43-20, the Dodgers are well on their way to a seventh straight National League West title and perhaps a third consecutive NL pennant.

The Dodgers’ offense leads the NL in runs and walk percentage and ranks second in homers and strikeout rate. It’s strong against both right- and left-handed pitchers. And those hitters are hardly a one-dimensional group, judging by the Dodgers’ league-leading Defensive Runs Saved and second-best Ultimate Zone Rating. The club’s exemplary defense helps support a starting rotation that paces baseball in two key categories – fWAR and K/BB ratio – and sits atop the NL in ERA, thanks to Hyun-Jin Ryu, Clayton Kershaw, Walker Buehler, Kenta Maeda and Rich Hill.

It’s clear the Dodgers are a team with almost no weaknesses. “Almost” is the operative word, though, because the Dodgers are likely going to have to augment their bullpen if they’re going to win their first World Series since 1988 this season. The Dodgers’ relief unit sits 18th in the sport in FIP and 20th in ERA. Although LA’s bullpen is sixth in the league in K/BB ratio, only closer Kenley Jansen and setup man Pedro Baez have been particularly dependable thus far. Even Jansen hasn’t been the dominant force we’re used to seeing. Meanwhile, Dylan Floro, Scott Alexander, Joe Kelly, Caleb Ferguson, Ross Stripling and Julio Urias have each been somewhat shaky as bridges to Jansen. Alexander, Urias and Ferguson represent the group’s southpaws, but they’ve all had some difficulty against same-handed hitters this year.

Given the struggles of LA’s bullpen so far, strengthening the group may be Friedman’s primary objective over the next couple months. Luckily for him, even after Craig Kimbrel exited free agency Wednesday to join the Cubs, there are plenty of quality relievers who figure to land with new teams in the next several weeks. Three of the best, lefties Will Smith and Tony Watson (an ex-Dodger) and righty Sam Dyson, belong to the non-contending Giants. While they and the Dodgers loathe each other and have rarely been trade partners over the years, times may be changing. First-year Giants president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi, who was previously Friedman’s top lieutenant with the Dodgers, indicated this week that he’d be open to dealing with LA (via Brian Witt of NBC Bay Area).

“I understand there’s all kinds of emotional baggage going with that,” Zaidi said of a potential Giants-Dodgers swap. “Maybe the Dodgers are a special case, and I think most fans would say it’s not maybe, they just are a special case. But in general, I actually think trading in the division has a strategic advantage.”

In Zaidi’s estimation, trading with a division rival would give the Giants an opportunity to bolster their farm system at a hated team’s expense. The Dodgers’ system is among the best in the game, which should give them the upper hand on most teams when it comes to talks with the Giants or any other clubs’ relievers. Aside from the Giants’ potentially available late-game arms, lefties Sean Doolittle (Nationals), Francisco Liriano (Pirates) and Jake Diekman (Royals) and righties Ken Giles (Blue Jays), Alex Colome (White Sox), Shane Greene (Tigers), Ian Kennedy (Royals) and Mychal Givens (Orioles) stand out as relievers who might change hands this summer. Any of them could up in a Dodgers uniform as a result.

While Friedman may be eyeing bullpen help over anything else, that doesn’t mean he’s content with his team’s position player group. Granted, the unit looks set for the most part. Right fielder Cody Bellinger may be on his way to NL MVP honors. Rookie center fielder Alex Verdugo has held down the fort during A.J. Pollock’s injury-forced absence, which shouldn’t last through the season. Left fielders Joc Pederson and Chris Taylor have made for an effective platoon. Third baseman Justin Turner continues to excel, as do first basemen Max Muncy and David Freese. Catchers Austin Barnes and Russell Martin haven’t matched predecessor Yasmani Grandal, but the former has given the club passable offense and tremendous defense, while Martin’s a highly respected presence who has offered above-average hitting this season. Plus, the Dodgers recently called up quality prospect Will D. Smith, who’s off to a nice start (could we see Will Smith throwing to Will Smith this year?).

If there’s one position the Dodgers could stand to upgrade, it’s second base. Muncy has gotten a decent amount of reps there, but righty-hitting No. 1 option Enrique Hernandez has been abysmal against same-handed pitchers. Meantime, Taylor has taken enormous steps back after a couple productive seasons. That may set the stage for the acquisition of a second baseman. How about Whit Merrifield, whom the Royals would reportedly consider parting with for a significant offer?

The 30-year-old Merrifield would provide the Dodgers with an everyday second baseman – one who’s also capable of playing the outfield if need be – thereby kicking Hernandez and Taylor to the bench. Even amid his struggles, the right-handed Taylor has still notched playable production against southpaws this year. With that in mind, he could continue platooning with the lefty-swinging Pederson in the outfield.

As of now, it’s anyone’s guess which players the Dodgers will acquire in advance of July 31. However, based on Friedman’s history at the helm of the franchise’s baseball department, the Dodgers will be busy. From 2015-18, his first four seasons in LA, Friedman picked up almost 40 players between June and August. Some of them – Hill, Floro, Freese and Taylor – remain important members of the team to this day.

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62 Comments

  1. cvarneski

    6 years ago

    Unload a prospect or two for Felipe Vazquez

    Reply
    • dodgerskingsfan

      6 years ago

      brad hand comes to mind

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    • RingTheDamnBell

      6 years ago

      I’m not sure if you realize how good Vazquez is. Top 5 reliever in all of baseball with a team friendly contract for years of control. That trade would hurt. Probably Ruiz, Urias or Stripling and someone in the 10-15 of the prospect list

      Reply
      • Jbigz12

        6 years ago

        The pirates targeted a bunch of low variance prospects for Cole and traded away 3 high variance prospects for Archer. If that trend continues they’ll trade Vazquez with a package headlined by a guy like Stripling. He’s about as low variance as they come.

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        • RingTheDamnBell

          6 years ago

          I’d look more at their recent closer trades. They normally try to get a reliever who they can develop into a new closer and then a high upside prospect. The Dodgers don’t really seem to have anyone like that with Urias probably being the closest.Vazquez is better than either of the last 2 closers they’ve traded and factoring in control. That to me would yield someone like Ruiz. Then someone in the 10-15 prospect range would probably be right or Stripling depending on how high they are on him.

          Reply
        • army123456

          6 years ago

          Pirates are for sale period. They should fire Neil and bob. They are the major leagues most embarrassing team.

          Reply
      • cvarneski

        6 years ago

        What would hurt is losing a third consecutive WS. Stripling plus a non top 5 prospect would be quite palatable for me considering Vasquez is locked up on a good deal. I’m kind of surprised they haven’t been connected to him in anything I’ve seen.

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        • Blue_Painted_Dreams_LA

          6 years ago

          It would be palatable, because it’s nowhere in the realm of what it would take to acquire Vasquez.

          Reply
  2. Cave

    6 years ago

    Trade Floro, Daniel Castro and Freese for Diekman and Merrifield. Not a very fan-friendly trade, but it looks good to me.

    Reply
    • George Ruth

      6 years ago

      Kansas City wouldn’t go for a weak return package for Merrifield alone so your proposal would go absolutely no where

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    • kenleyfornia2

      6 years ago

      There is no chance they trade Freese, KC wanting him or Freese accepting that trade.

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      • Cave

        6 years ago

        Oh yeah, I forgot about his no-trade clause.

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        • thebighurt619

          6 years ago

          Yeah that’s the problem with that trade proposal.

          Merrifield is a top 5 2B on one of the best contracts in baseball. He won’t come cheap.

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    • BlueSkyLA

      6 years ago

      Send an aging veteran to a rebuilding team for a few months. Yeah that makes sense.

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    • Blue_Painted_Dreams_LA

      6 years ago

      Huh stop it. Just please stop it. This trade makes zero sense.

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    • fox471 Dave

      6 years ago

      Freese in a trade makes no sense. Trade some blocked prospects but not Floro or Freese.

      Reply
      • Blue_Painted_Dreams_LA

        6 years ago

        Yup exactly how the Royals are looking at it. Hey let’s acquire some blocked prospects from the Dodgers. Wait those blocked prospects are the same guys we already have. The trade doesn’t make sense, because you’re not give KC anything of significance.

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  3. George Ruth

    6 years ago

    Chris Taylor at best is a mediocre hitter & is highly prone to the strikeout & he can’t utilize a weapon which his has & that is his speed because he’s more concerned about swinging for the fences with every swing he takes regardless of the situation & regardless of the count. Enrique Hernandez is another one who swings for the fences on every swing & he also is at best a mediocre hitter
    .

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    • Cave

      6 years ago

      Those guys are fan favorites though. Friedman’s gonna get a lot of flack for trading Taylor, let alone Kike.

      Reply
      • bbbj

        6 years ago

        There’s been plenty of “fan favorites” over the last 20+ years, none of them won a WS..

        Reply
      • fox471 Dave

        6 years ago

        Yep!

        Reply
    • dodgerskingsfan

      6 years ago

      kike tho can hit left handers…. don’t discount that….

      Reply
    • jorge78

      6 years ago

      GR: looks like your typing was “swinging for the fences.” Slow down…..

      Reply
      • George Ruth

        6 years ago

        Nothing what I said about Taylor & Hernandez is wrong so you slow down

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        • fox471 Dave

          6 years ago

          Everything thing you said was wrong.

          Reply
  4. 27menout

    6 years ago

    I like Freese but he definitely isn’t anything that would merit a Merrifield trade

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  5. Dutch Vander Linde

    6 years ago

    Why everybody is obsessed with the Dodgers.

    Reply
    • dewssox79

      6 years ago

      because they are pretty damn good.

      Reply
    • bbbj

      6 years ago

      Well this WAS a story about the Dodgers.

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  6. Ejoey

    6 years ago

    What would the return for Greene be?

    Reply
  7. sfjackcoke

    6 years ago

    Historically this front office has been reluctant to make deadline deals doing so only out of necessity/injury, Manny when Saeger went down, Darvish when Kershaw was having issues.

    Last year was particularly odd when they kept acquiring platoon bats at the deadline without getting some bullpen depth and that’s not even factoring they never replaced Morrow who left as a free agent.. Even the Kershaw/Grienke year I don’t recall them setting up a post season roster.

    The catch 22, LAD needs LH relief options and Smith/Watson would fit perfect, but LAD also has a LH heavy line up and other teams will be also targeting Smith, Watson and of course Bumgarner to match up against them.

    I have never understood this about the LAD front office. They are in a win-now mode, they have had a generational starter in Kershaw. They hire a manager with zero dugout experience, yet don’t help him out by getting him a straight forward push-button bullpen. The closest was Morrow and Jansen and sadly after the 2017 WS neither have been the same.

    But hey they still have that great farm system

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    • drock2722

      6 years ago

      That great farm system that he held on to did churn out Seager, Bellinger, Buehler, Verdugo, and Will Smith who looked pretty good in his minor big league call up. That’s a pretty good core of a team.

      Reply
    • bbbj

      6 years ago

      They did make a big trade at the deadline in 2015, but it was all for pitching/bullpen help which they got nothing that year. Alex Wood had a great season 2 years later.

      Reply
  8. Central Valley

    6 years ago

    Bumgarner and Will Smith to the Dodgers… guaranteed WS champions…

    Reply
    • slash78

      6 years ago

      And all Zaidi would want back in return is Connor Joe.

      Reply
      • fox471 Dave

        6 years ago

        Or maybe just a firm handshake and an “attaboy.”

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    • Basebal101

      6 years ago

      The Dodgers currently have 6 starters better them Bumgarner. Don’t see that making much sense

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      • Central Valley

        6 years ago

        The Dodgers don’t have 1 starter better than Bumgarner. Nice try.

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        • George Ruth

          6 years ago

          You are delusional if you think the Bum of the Gnats is a #1 anymore because he hasn’t been since his motorcycle accident & I would take Walker Buehler, Hyun Jin Ryu & Clayton Kershaw over the Bum any day of the week

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      • Central Valley

        6 years ago

        October is what makes pitchers. Dodgers have nothing.

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        • Kershaw's Lesser Known Right Arm

          6 years ago

          Bwahaha I wish you could gif on here because that´s how hilarious your comment was.

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        • bbbj

          6 years ago

          Walker Buehler was dealing in the game #163, in NLCS Gm #7, and in Game 3 of the WS, all in October.

          Reply
        • fox471 Dave

          6 years ago

          Your lack of common sense and reality are disturbing.

          Reply
    • tedwilliamzpopsiclehead

      6 years ago

      LOL eff the gnats, especially that whining pile of pubic hair. Please.

      Reply
  9. Yep it is

    6 years ago

    Would the LA fans rather have a “ Fan Favorite” on the team or a World Series Title? The title won’t happen with “ I am throwing 3 innings of no hit ball and get pulled by Dumb Dave”.

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    • fox471 Dave

      6 years ago

      Agreed

      Reply
  10. em650r

    6 years ago

    The relief needs some help

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    • fox471 Dave

      6 years ago

      The on field management need some help.

      Reply
  11. Melchez

    6 years ago

    Dodgers need a couple quality relievers and Merrifield would be an excellent 2B. They haven’t had a solid 2B in a long time. He could extend the lineup and be a stolen base threat. Dodgers need to target a couple top relievers because if they don’t get them, someone else will.

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  12. OCTraveler

    6 years ago

    If he comes with a promise of an extended contract , Merifield is worth a higher level, a mid level prospect and someone off the major league roster (Hernandez, Florio or maybe Baez come to mind). Second base has been a position of need since For a number of seasons and this is an opportunity to stop this.

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    • cygnus2112

      6 years ago

      The contract you speak of was signed last winter…

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    • Dodger Dog

      6 years ago

      Merifield signed that extension this past off-season, and this article is about how LAD needs solid relivers – they are not trading their only reliable set up guy. Also KC would not target Baez in a rebuild.

      Reply
  13. Rford68

    6 years ago

    Dodgers have and will continue to be overrated. That’s what L.A. is all about – hype. Example… Lakers LeBron. Back to back world series. But nothing to show for it.If L.A really wanted to win like back in the day , they would and could build empires. Forget the luxury tax,tinsle town would re coop because the fans would pay the outrageous ticket price to see contention. IF the dodgers make any trades it will be “just” enough to keep the hype alive. Sad as a old school fan that o matter the trade it will end in disappointment

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  14. grumpy3b

    6 years ago

    to my amateur eye, The team doesn’t need ti address hitting at all. Unless 5here is an unadvertised difference-maker at 2b nithing needs dine nor are any options worth the cist right now. The hitting & defense are WS caliber. Same for SP given Ryu, Kershaw (maybe and i hate writing that), Bueller plus Hill, that is good enough to win amd perhaps dominate at the WS/post season level.

    However, their BP if far, far from WS, let alone, post season caliber. The group hasn’t been that level for at least 3 seasons now. Jansen’s health issue was absolutely understandable and he seems fairly ready, remember he ia not even a year past a heart procedure. He will get stronger over the year….i hope.

    It’s the remaining squad of arsonists that are concerning to me. Baez, you never know which version will show up on a given inning good Baez or basket case Baez. Urias i have lost anyvrespect for give the recent legal issue. He is also getting heavier by the pitch. He is a goid long relief option as a tem can hope for and can usually be OK to close but i don’t fully trust he is committed to winning just waiting for a big payday.

    The Dodger luck has been awful in signing 7th & 8th inning setup arms over the past, well, forever. But those seem to be, without checking, the gaping holes in the pen. There have to be options that work. I have no idea what ia out there or clue about a reclamation off the scrap heap exist but to me that is with a doubt the only area that needs fixed. It’s hard forva closer to be consistent if there is no reliable setup relief. Jansen is at a pivotal stage where i sense he can be great again but needs stronger mates in the BP.

    And the SP is not likely to maintain the current pace same as Bellinger chasing .400. So BP needs to pick them up. The SP remind me a great deal of the ’77 &’ 78 and even ’81 rotations.

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    • GOP Lizards

      6 years ago

      Luck? Luck has nothing to do with it. If you subscribe to the theory that Freidman gets credit for putting together such a deep team, he also gets the blame for the horrible pen. And the pen has been a problem for years.

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      • sfjackcoke

        6 years ago

        Freidman has put together the roster and the coaching staff to direct them. The LAD have had an incredibly dominant stretches of performance in the regular season under his watch.

        That said, I’m not sure this chosen manager running this recent core roster, in particular that bullpen have ever been well equipped for success in the post season. It makes no sense, Roberts was a “no managerial experience” hire why would you setup a guy to fail by not giving him a deep established bullpen? 2 lefties, multiple high leverage guys + Jansen.

        I understand the game is evolving but some things don’t change when it comes to winning WS. Outsider looking in observation but it feels like there’s a “we’re smarter than everyone else” vibe to a lot of their moves, decisions.

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        • GOP Lizards

          6 years ago

          I agree. There is a an “arrogant” vibe to this group of executives. They’ve done a great job to establish a really deep roster, but to repeatedly whiff on pen acquisitions is mind boggling. As you say there’s almost a feel like “we’re so smart we can turn the likes of JT Chargrois into a a valuable pen piece.” Eh, Not so much. I just don’t understand the continued failure to find a bridge to Jansen and lengthen the pen. Alexander, Baez, et al. are not high leverage situations guys and are going to get them killed should they make the playoffs.

          Reply
  15. cornnut

    6 years ago

    They better do something!!!!! This is the year 3rd time is the charm

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    • sfjackcoke

      6 years ago

      I don’t think the LAD just have bullpen issues for a post season run, their rotation has pitched well but is that a post-season rotation?

      Walker is a great and they’ll need to manage his workload so he’s fresh in October but after that I see a Kershaw in decline and a bunch of 5IP guys and/or injury risk guys.

      After 7/31 there are no trades, isn’t this year the year LAD should flex their farm system and go after a Marcus Stroman or someone else with control beyond this year to slot in behind Walker? That’s without any consideration as to how LH their rotation bends.

      Reply
  16. cornnut

    6 years ago

    Can you imagine Alexander coming into a Jam in the World Series against the Astros. Its absolutely a recipe for another disaster!

    Reply
  17. southpaw42

    6 years ago

    What about Paco Rodriguez?? He was great for the Dodgers until Mattingly over used him. Its been a few years since his TJ surgery and he’s in AAA with San Diego.

    Reply
  18. Rford68

    6 years ago

    Crazy idea. Trade Keke joc and maybe some minor Leaguers and get some pitching.Not rentals not over priced bums who tend to be no good in blue

    Reply

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