The St. Louis Cardinals have a new starter in

The Dodgers reportedly remain interested in a trade with the St. Louis Cardinals to fill one of the few holes in their roster.

A Cardinals team hoping to supplement its young pitching staff with an experienced veteran reached an agreement with 6-foot-6 right-hander Dustin May on Saturday, per a source familiar with the negotiations.

The 26-year-old, who was designated for assignment by the Braves, joined the Dodgers Friday on a waiver claim.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are generating significant excitement with their recent roster changes ahead of the upcoming season. Now, a fresh rumor is adding to the buzz: the team might be eyeing a pivotal player from the St.

A Los Angeles Dodgers trade report emerged after an update on free agent Kiké Hernandez.

While St. Louis reportedly isn't too much in a hurry to trade Donovan, he might be able bring some additional assets to them from a team like Los Angeles.

Former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Dustin May has found a new team as the 28-year-old starter signed for the St. Louis Cardinals on a one-year deal on Saturday.

The Dodgers usually have to wait a while to make their first Draft selection, not that anyone is feeling sorry for them. Draft position is determined by reverse order of success the previous season, and Los Angeles often moves down 10 spots for exceeding the second competitive balance tax threshold.