Barely clinging to the best record in the National League at the All-Star break, the Los Angeles Dodgers need to shore up some key areas of need on their roster in the second half of the season if they still want a shot at defending their 2024 World Series title.
One of those areas is pitching, of course, as the Dodgers' rotation has experienced significant turnover all season while being ravaged by injuries. Some of their injured arms are beginning to come back into the fold, however, so there is at least a glimmer of hope on the horizon.