The Los Angeles Dodgers have been dealing with ongoing pitching struggles since spring training, as the grocery list of injured pitchers hasn’t been shrinking as fast as fans would hope.
Although a major goal of this past offseason was to retool the pitching roster and create more depth through acquisitions, the constant injuries have proved difficult for L.A. For these reasons and more, it may come as a shock that the president of baseball operations, Andrew Friedman, said that his team doesn’t want to trade for a pitcher ahead of the MLB trade deadline.