Dodgers Expected to Compete for 2025 MLB All-Star Free Agents

The Los Angeles Dodgers are actively positioning themselves for significant roster moves as the 2025 MLB season progresses. Bo Bichette of the Toronto Blue Jays is a key free agency target, with the Dodgers and Yankees reportedly interested due to his consistent offensive performance and positional flexibility, although Toronto may trade or let him go due to financial constraints. Similarly, the Dodgers are expected to pursue Chicago Cubs outfielder Kyle Tucker in free agency, anticipating a major contract similar to recent high-value deals in MLB. Trade rumors about acquiring Colorado Rockies third baseman Ryan McMahon have been met with skepticism, given the Dodgers’ existing player Max Muncy and McMahon's comparable production. Despite these moves, the Dodgers face challenges with pitching injuries and have been linked to a potential blockbuster trade for Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes, although the Pirates have no intention to trade him. Additionally, the Dodgers are holding out hope for a rebound from struggling outfielder Michael Conforto, who has shown some improvement despite a poor start to the season.