Dodgers executive Andrew Friedman discusses trade deadline strategy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 9:17 PM
Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman addressed the team's plans as the trade deadline approaches. After acquiring Tarik Skubal from the Detroit Tigers, Friedman indicated that while trade discussions continue, adding to the big-league roster is less likely. The Dodgers aim to improve their minor-league depth, particularly in pitching, and are prepared to trade outfield prospects to achieve this goal. Prospects like Edgardo Quintero may be potential trade candidates, while key players Josue De Paula and Mike Sirota are unlikely to move this deadline.
- •Friedman stated that further big-league additions are less likely.
- •Dodgers are focusing on improving minor-league pitching depth.
- •Tarik Skubal was acquired from the Tigers for three prospects.
- •Edgardo Quintero's status is under consideration for potential trade.
- •Josue De Paula and Mike Sirota likely won't be traded.
- 9:17 PMYahoo Sports — Andrew Friedman Clarifies Dodgers’ Deadline Plans After Skubal Deal
"Los Angeles Dodgers executive Andrew Friedman spoke about the Dodgers' plans for the remainder of the trade deadline period.
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