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.

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

Durán has been one of baseball's best relievers this season. The flamethrowing closer headed into the All-Star break with a career-best 1.66 ERA and 49 strikeouts in 43.1 innings.

Another blown save from Tanner Scott should convince the Los Angeles Dodgers to trade for his dream replacement, Jhoan Duran.

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

"The Dodgers say no because they’re not taking on Arenado’s contract at this point in his career and they’re happy with Max Muncy, who is on the injured list but expected to return from his bone bruise well before the end of the regular season,” he wrote.

After a flurry of offseason signings, the Los Angeles Dodgers' first selection in the 2025 MLB draft won't come until pick No. 40 overall in the Competitive Balance Round A.

“With a fastball that averages over 100 mph, a splinker that sits at 98, and a curveball to keep hitters off balance, Durán is pitching as well as ever. He hasn't given up a home run this season, and his 1.52 ERA is third in MLB for pitchers with at least 40 innings,” Passan wrote.

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.