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The Los Angeles Dodgers' starting rotation is getting healthy, and Dustin May could become a trade chip. The Dodgers could use him to land an outfielder.

The Los Angeles Dodgers face a lot of tough decisions at this year's trade deadline, and moving Dustin May is something that needs to happen.

Given the overwhelming odds that the Dodgers make the playoffs again (they are -1600 to win the NL West, per BetMGM ), the focus with the trade deadline isn't necessarily on making the postseason but instead making sure the upcoming playoff roster is strong enough to win the World Series (the Dodgers are +140 to win the NL and the favorites at +240 to win the World Series).

The Los Angeles Dodgers could look to trade starting pitcher Dustin May ahead of next week’s MLB trade deadline.

The Dodgers have been scouring the market for top-tier relievers. However, May doesn't seem to be a key piece in a trade for an elite closer like Emmanuel Clase or Ryan Helsley. With free agency looming,

The Los Angeles Dodgers are in a funk and should operate aggressively at the MLB trade deadline. These players are on the chopping block accordingly.

While several arms are on the way back for the Boys in Blue, the Dodgers still could use some help to fortify the rotation as the team heads towards the playoffs. Joel Reuter of Bleacher Report analyzed the trade market,