MLB rumors: Dodgers open to Tyler Glasnow trade, All-Star infielder close to extension

Dodgers willing to trade Tyler Glasnow in potential MLB offseason stunner

The Dodgers have discussed veteran righty starter Tyler Glasnow in trade talks this offseason and would not be against dealing him, according to ESPN.

MLB rumors: Dodgers open to Tyler Glasnow trade, All-Star infielder close to extension

Here's the latest from the MLB rumor mill

Dodgers Might Be Considering Moving an Ace

The Los Angeles signed their first true closer this week since Kenley Jansen. However, it appears they aren’t finished moving pieces. Last week, rumors were that there was an off-chance that Los Angeles might consider trading Tyler Glasnow to finish their outfield. Although it seemed a possibility, the match seemed unlikely. Since then, however, the whispers have grown louder. A source close to the Dodgers has confirmed that they “are open” to t…

“Dodgers Would Not Be Opposed” - MLB Insider Shares Latest Update On Tyler Glasnow’s Rumors

Tyler Glasnow (Image Credits: Imagn) The Los Angeles Dodgers don’t usually blink. They reload. They adapt. And when the rotation gets crowded, even big names start to feel the squeeze. Tyler Glasnow, who recently got married to Meghan Murphy, sits right in that gray area – elite stuff, championship impact, but health always hovering in the background. Also, the Dodgers just banked another World Series and remain stacked with starting pitching. H…

Dodgers Have Discussed Tyler Glasnow In Trade Talks

Right-hander Tyler Glasnow “has come up in conversations” between the Dodgers and other teams, ESPN’s Alden Gonzalez writes.  There isn’t any indication that any sort of trade is close or that Glasnow will be dealt at all, as Gonzalez notes that a trade scenario seems like “a long shot.”  However, “the Dodgers would not be opposed to moving” Glasnow, so it would appear the starter isn’t exactly untouchable. It was almost exactly two years ago th…

Tyler Glasnow potentially among Dodgers' trade candidates

The Los Angeles Dodgers heavily leaned on their starting rotation throughout the 2025 postseason, which included Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow each making at least one relief appearance as well. Their willingness to pitch out of the bullpen helped stabilize a unit that had fallen well short of expectations. In Glasnow’s case, his first Dodgers postseason appearance was a reliever in Game 4 of the National League Division Seri…