Lou Trivino, the former Yankees reliever, is back in the majors after being called up by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Following an unimpressive stint with the San Francisco Giants, where he recorded a 5.84 ERA, Trivino signed a minor league deal with the Dodgers after clearing waivers. He recently made an appearance with Triple-A Oklahoma City, pitching one scoreless inning before earning his return to the big leagues.

Trivino previously had a successful tenure with the Yankees in 2022, posting a 1.66 ERA over 25 appearances after being acquired in the Frankie Montas trade. Despite the disappointing outcome of the Montas deal, Trivino had emerged as a reliable option in the bullpen. The Dodgers will be looking to revitalize his career in a pivotal moment for the team.